The seemingly dull North Pole is actually fascinating and full of wisdom. The Earth is filled with sounds, as men and animals imitate each other. Their actions draw mysterious lines across the land.

Each creature aspires to imitate something much bigger stronger. However, only those who have learned to defend their land instead of reaping from it are true hunters. To respect and learn from each other is the key to return to Mother Nature.

The Floating North as a story uses multiple sounds in the way that artists fill their canvas with colors. These sounds are like little icebergs floating across the ocean. They are the songs of the most ancient whales.

Plenty of blank space throughout the story represents one's journey through the icy land, one that is full of unknown adventures. It can be your story, too.

About Rose King:

An author's self-introduction should be as brief as possible.

At different stages of creating a story, the author experiences changes of his or her point of view. Readers are privileged to have a glimpse at such an evolution.

As they glimpse at the others, it is actually a peek at themselves.