In “WilderSkies,” Joel Machak initiates a convincing message for environmental justice, bringing together elements of fantasy and historical fiction that shed light on humanity’s alarming relationship with the natural world. The main theme is inspired by his background passion for storytelling, as he delves into the depths of history to reveal the origins of mankind’s war on nature. The book is no less than a call for a change that will protect the earth for future generations, as our actions today are exploiting the earth in many ways.
As Machak explored the pages of history, he learned a wealth of knowledge and inspiration that would shape the story of “WilderSkies”. The book is derived from sources such as “Across Atlantic Ice” by Dennis J. Stanford and Bruce A. Bradley, as he precisely researched the culture and landscapes of the ancient world, adding life to his characters and the world they inhabit.
In WilderSkies, the book leaves a powerful message about the relationship between all living things and the urgent need for environmental protection. The book highlights the characters of Nokomis, Tohopka, and the King as a prime example, by exposing the disturbing costs of human greed and misuse of the natural world, urging readers to accept their role in shaping the future of the planet.
One of the most compelling aspects of the book is Nokomis’ journey and her firm commitment to her people and the Earth. As she faces overwhelming challenges and difficulties, her belief remains strong in her passion to lead her community to safety and ensure their survival in the face of environmental destruction. This inspires the readers to be determined in their belief to pursue their passion and work towards the betterment of the planet.
The message of “WilderSkies” is clear, true leadership requires courage, compassion, and a deep love for the natural world. Thus, the journey of every character in the book reminds the reader of the importance of individual action in the fight against Earth damage and the urgent need to protect our planet for the generations to come.
In his remarkable journey, Machak was driven by a sense of duty to both the environment and future generations. His determination is seen in each page he penned, as he intended to provide a guide about the importance of sustainability and the important impacts of human actions on the earth. His aim in the book is to inspire readers to take action to protect the planet and ensure a brighter future for all.