Nahganne

Tales of the Northern Sasquatch

De: Red Grossinger

Narrado por: John Heerema

Nahganne: Tales of the Northern Sasquatch presents over 80 reports and stories about giant bipedal, forest dwelling, hirsute hominoid entities. For as long as humans have been around the North, the activities of these giants have been observed in many places, but only a few people have taken the time to share their stories of coming in contact with these forest giants. In the North they have been given many regional names; although they are commonly known as Nahganne or Sasquatch. The book presents activities occurring in the North such as sightings, strange vocals, discovery of large human-liked footprints, strange animal reaction, and weird tree events. It also contains bits of history about northern North America plus details about the First Nation Peoples and their history. The majority of these unique and often hair-raising experiences were reported by Indigenous Peoples of the North including Dene, Dena, Gwich’in, Tlingit, Tutchone, Tagish, Champagne and Aishihik, Tahltan, Métis, Kwanlin Dün, and Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2022 Red Grossinger and Raymond Yakeleya (P)2022 Durvile Publications Ltd.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“As an academic I appreciate the scientific analyses of the various Sasquatch sightings and the attention paid to details. As a First Nations person I enjoy the book’s storytelling qualities and humanistic approach. I have friends and family who have seen Sasquatch, and this book assures that these stories of the North won’t be lost through time.”—UKJESE VAN KAMPEN, PhD Archaeology and PhD Art & Design

“Red Grossinger has put together an enthusiastic and insightful inspection of Nahganne or the Northern Sasquatch using intriguing real-life examples, most of which he investigated himself. When you finish this book, perhaps you too will believe.”—JOHN FIRTH, Author of The Caribou Hotel and One Mush: Jamaica’s Dogsled Team

Boring

I wanted to like this book, but between the almost monotone narrator and way too much background information I just couldn't listen to it all. I fast forwarded through most of it. The measurement conversions were off-putting, and sometimes incorrect, for example pounds to kilometers more than once. At least I got this book on sale. I do not recommend.

Detailed encounters very well. Someone could follow up and continue investigating where the stories left off.

see above. Some measurement details were a little too much to keep hearing but I think the author has built a cross referencing chart or graph that might be for sale....

Bbboooorrrriiinnnngggg!

I was so bored, I had to stop, because I like listening to Sasquatch Stories while I drive, but was worried I would nod off killing everyone. If you listen, pump up on caffeine!🤣🤣🤣