camilla chance story
From childhood I knew I wanted to be a writer. But for years was punished for even talking. It was war time and today my ancestors would be called elite.
I knew abuse. I knew punishment. But, I learned love.
…and to connect deeply through the written word.
20 years with an elder
Being presented to the Queen of England set a predictable path for my life. However, it just didn’t fit.
After marriage and relocating to Australia, I wrote a book.
Aboriginal Elder, Banjo Clarke, took me into his confidence. Even the Prime Minister consulted him. He was a leader among the oldest living Indigenous people on earth. Their wisdom is undeniable. And Banjo Clarke told me the story. No wonder the book won awards.
human dignity
As Elder, Banjo Clarke, said, “World peace is inevitable.”
Of course, we’re not there yet, so it’s a privilege to have the Austin Macauley Publishers handling Melissa and Kasho. They produced this bully-prevention video featuring two other authors and myself. Profit from Wisdom Man has always gone to others, and there’s always more we can do.