by Griffin Bjerke-Clarke

"Seclusion Stories" is an evocative exploration of loneliness, solitude, and emotional healing, offering readers an Indigenous perspective on isolation and self-discovery. Written during the global Coronavirus lockdown, this compelling collection of stories delves into the complexities of being truly alone—whether by circumstance or choice.

From wandering souls lost in the wilderness to those confined behind prison walls, each narrative explores the profound effects of isolation on the human spirit. These stories invite readers to reflect on how solitude shapes our lives, deepens our resilience, and sometimes leads to unexpected self-reflection.

In this thought-provoking collection, the author uses their Indigenous heritage to bring new understanding to the emotional journey of being alone in a world that thrives on connection. Seclusion Stories is perfect for readers interested in mental health, emotional resilience, and the unique ways that Indigenous culture views solitude and healing.

Whether you're looking to understand your own experiences with isolation or seeking solace in the quiet spaces of your mind, this book will leave you with powerful insights into the human need for connection and the complex emotional landscape of loneliness.