Animal Dreaming: The Adventures of Finn

The Adventures of Finn take us to three archaic preserves. The first features Finn's alliance with a Giant Salamander and their war against the dinosaurs. In the second Finn befriends a giant Cave Bear and joins a prehistoric tribe who war against giant mammals. In the third Finn is in contemporary times where he sides with Aboriginal people and Marsupial Moles to fend off the military encroaching on ancient lands. Come join these adventures where "dreaming" mixes with reality to make for fun stories which are true in more than one way.

For Salamander Dreaming: The author draws upon his love for wandering the woods and photographing animals to craft this story. He also makes use of his published evolutionary work to convey the theme of how less dominant animals survived to become the evolutionary future. Last, the author makes notes of the body's fragility and how it's a prime source for humor.
For Cave Bear Dreaming: This author has taught paleolithic studies and a world course on The Sacred Art Indigenous Cultures, which provide background and context for this story. The author's interest in the tension between shamanic spirituality and practical reality, as well as his advocacy for those who have quest experiences, becomes a source of humor and education for the contemporary person.
For Marsupial Mole Dreaming: The author has taught a college course on the art of Indigenous cultures, which includes lectures on aboriginal symbolism of Australia. He also has a love of animals and has reflected upon what makes their essence. Perhaps this has helped him to portray the marsupial mole, the dreaming animal of this story