Diane T. Adams is a writer and storyteller whose work grows out of a deep curiosity about people, places, and history. Diane has worked as a reporter and editor for small-town newspapers and currently writes a history column for Brownwood News.
The darker the night, the greater the morning to come will be.
The Algonquin people, who once roamed the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec, spoke of a Mishiginebig, a giant water serpent with horns that ruled the realm of the dead.