Books by "Marah Ellis Ryan"

11 books found

The Woman of the Twilight

The Woman of the Twilight

by Marah Ellis Ryan

1913

For the Soul of Rafael

For the Soul of Rafael

by Marah Ellis Ryan

1906

Indian Love Letters

Indian Love Letters

by Marah Ellis Ryan

1907 · Chicago : [s.n.]

The Bondwoman

The Bondwoman

by Marah Ellis Ryan

1899 · Copp Clark Company

Slave girl is a spy for the Union army.

A Pagan of the Alleghanies

A Pagan of the Alleghanies

by Marah Ellis Martin Ryan

1891

In Love's Domains

In Love's Domains

by Marah Ellis Ryan

1900

Told in the Hills

Told in the Hills

by Marah Ellis Ryan

1890

Rachel Hardy finds herself in northwestern Montana Indian territory. The brothers Jack and Charles continue their blood feud. All this while indigenous Kutenai fight it out with the United States Cavalry.

The Flute of the Gods

The Flute of the Gods

by Marah Ellis Ryan

1909

Pueblo Indian life versus Spanish Conquistadores in the 16th century.

Pagan Prayers

Pagan Prayers

by Marah Ellis Ryan

The Flute of the Gods

The Flute of the Gods

by Marah Ellis Ryan

2019 · Good Press

In "The Flute of the Gods," Marah Ellis Ryan weaves a rich tapestry of mythological narrative and poetic prose, exploring the profound connection between humans and the divine in the context of indigenous American spirituality. The novel intricately blends elements of adventure and romance, set against the backdrop of a vibrant yet often tumultuous landscape. Ryan'Äôs elegant literary style illuminates the inner lives of her characters, revealing their struggles, desires, and the ancient wisdom that guides them. As a poignant exploration of cultural identity and the human spirit, this work engages with themes of transcendence and divine inspiration through the metaphor of music, specifically the enchanting sound of a mystical flute, symbolizing both the allure and challenges of human existence in the face of divine intervention. Marah Ellis Ryan, a pioneering American author, dedicated much of her work to heightening awareness of Native American culture and spirituality during a time when these topics were often marginalized in mainstream literature. Her own life experiences as an artist and her deep appreciation for indigenous narratives undoubtedly inspired her to craft "The Flute of the Gods." Ryan'Äôs commitment to portraying the complexities of the indigenous experience invites readers to engage thoughtfully with her work through a lens of empathy and understanding. This book is a must-read for those interested in a nuanced portrayal of Native American mythology, as well as readers seeking a captivating narrative that intertwines the personal and the divine. Ryan'Äôs lyrical prose and evocative storytelling compel us to reflect on our own beliefs and connections to the world. Dive into the pages of "The Flute of the Gods" to experience a journey that resonates beyond the realm of fiction.