I Am the Ocean takes readers on the raw and vulnerable journey from a life in near collapse to one of peace
the challenge of hearing the stories of a number of extraordinary people
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Seasons of the Urban Coyote: Howlings on Family, Community and the Search for Peace and Justice Author|Margaret Hasse and Mike Lynch I Am the Ocean takesBack in 1976, Jim Lenfestey and his wife, Susan, were part of the founding of a community newspaper, the Hill and Lake Press. Jim later took up the task of writing a monthly column, and kept at it for thirteen years. A selection of those columns was published in 2000 as The Urban Coyote: Howlings on Family, Community and the Search for Peace and Quiet. A decade later, Jim returned to the columnists desk at Hill and Lake, producing a delightful new