Paul Oscar WybrantPaul Oscar Wybrant: Educated at Stanford, Yale and National Taiwan University, Oscar Wybrant is now retired from a colorful career as Air Force linguist, government liaison and world traveling engineering consultant. Residing in California with his wfe, he finds peace in his garden with his birds and squirrels but continues his education with a passion for history and the preservation of our great American heritage. Raised in dust bowl Colorado, his early life drove his obsession with the culture of indigenous peoples. Later he used his linguistic skills to become an early member of the Lakota Language Consortium, with the goal of learning and then passing on the language to the people with whom the language originated. Inspired at the graveside of Ziŋtkála Núni on Wounded Knee hill, Wybrant's story of a fictionalized survivor, Niglíču, was born and later developed into this novel of struggle, adaptation and triumph set in the years following the massacre. Read More Read Less