Nahoonkara moves between poetry and prose, relying on the alchemy of images to open up the magic within the story.

ForeWord Reviews Book of the Year Award WinnerFinalist for Foreword’s 2011 Book of the Year Award in Literary Fiction"[Nahoonkara]incorporates elements of historical fiction with experimental fiction, but nothing that pulls the reader out of the fictional dream."Robin Martin,Gently Read Literature"Departing from traditional narrative form, Grandbois moves masterfully between first, second, and third persons to invite readers into a textual visualization of how individual choices affect the well-being of the community." Review of Contemporary Fiction"Peter Grandbois is a splendid writer I intend to follow very closely.”Robert Olen Butler, Pulitzer Prize Winning author of A Good Scent From a Strange Mountain"Vividly drawn, exquisitely crafted, Nahoonkara bespeaks not just the promise of its author, but also his undeniable power.”Laird Hunt, author of Ray of the StarPeter Grandbois has created an original worldand peopled it with a family portrayed vividly and with intense emotion and compassion.”Sheila Kohler, O.Henry award winning author of Cracks and Becoming Jane EyreIn the tradition of nature writers Rick Bass and Annie Dillard, award winning writer Peter Grandbois’ new novel Nahoonkara opens up an oneiric space of wonder, a place outside preconceived notions of reality and identity, a place where we are free to re-imagine ourselves.