Daniel Quinn

Daniel Quinn

8 Series

Daniel Quinn (1935-2018) was an American author, best known for his novel "Ishmael," which won the Turner Tomorrow Fellowship Award for its innovative solutions to global issues. Prior to writing, Quinn worked in publishing for twenty years. "Ishmael" is widely used in educational settings across various disciplines, including philosophy, ecology, and anthropology.

Tales of Adam by Daniel Quinn is a collection of seven short stories that delve into the spiritual dimension hinted at in his novel Ishmael. These tales offer a glimpse into a world viewed through animist eyes, where humans coexist as equals with all other life forms. In this narrative, the earth is not a hostile territory to be conquered but a friendly environment supporting all species equally. The stories emphasize a world where humans hold a place in the community of life, guided by a divine hand. This perspective, Quinn suggests, is still accessible to those who can see it.

Ishmael

Ishmael

(1992)

The Story of B

(1996)

My Ishmael

(1997)

Standalone Novels

Dreamer

(1988)

After Dachau

(2001)

The Holy

(2002)

Short Stories/Novellas

The Book of the Damned

(1982)

Sleepwalking Thru a Marriage

(2020)

Collections

Beyond Civilization: Humanity's Next Great Adventure

(1999)

Tales of Adam

(2005)

At Woomeroo

(2012)

The Invisibility of Success

(2014)

The Teachings That Came Before and After Ishmael

(2014)

Graphic Novels

The Man Who Grew Young

(2001)

Picture

Work, Work, Work

(2006)

Non-Fiction

Providence: The Story of a Fifty-Year Vision Quest

(1994)

A Newcomer's Guide to the Afterlife

(1997)

If They Give You Lined Paper, Write Sideways.

(2007)

Anthologies

Black Thorn, White Rose

(1994)

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