Press & Media
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Media kit
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Author
Dr. Cheryl Matthew, PhD
Publisher
The Wolf Star Press · an imprint of 12 Lodges Inc.
Based in
Secwepemcúlecw · Barriere, BC
Genres
Indigenous non-fiction · land-based fiction
Media inquiries
hello@thewolfstarpress.comSocial
@drcherylmatthew · Instagram, Facebook, TikTok
Indigenous wisdom. Intentional living. Lasting change.
Author biography · cleared for reprint
Dr. Cheryl Matthew, PhD, is a Secwépemc scholar, author, and ceremonial guide who walks between worlds — land and ceremony, research and story, ancestral wisdom and modern activism. Across more than 25 years she has worked at the intersection of Indigenous governance, research, and land-based healing.
Her research career spans Indigenous governments, the non-profit sector, the federal government, academia, and consulting — work that strengthens Indigenous governance, sustainability, and reconciliation. She now carries that knowledge to a wider readership through her books.
She writes across fiction and nonfiction — accessible non-fiction such as Reconciliation Over Coffee and Everyday Intentions, and land-based fiction includingOf Spirit and Bone: Legacy of the Wolves, withPrince of Veya forthcoming. Her books are published by The Wolf Star Press, an imprint of 12 Lodges Inc. Through Q Healing and the Qweqwetsin Family & Healing Lodge, she brings land-based healing home to community — ceremony, youth, and language belonging together.
Short bio · ready to copy
Dr. Cheryl Matthew is a Secwépemc author, researcher, educator, and storyteller. She is the author of Everyday Intentions, Reconciliation Over Coffee, and Of Spirit and Bone, with Prince of Veya forthcoming through The Wolf Star Press.
Healing is not a destination, but a practice we return to — one everyday intention at a time.
Speaking & interviews
Dr. Matthew is available for interviews, panels, festivals, and keynotes. A few of the conversations she’s most often invited into:
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Book launches
Cover art, formats, and ISBNs for the published and on-sale titles — plus what’s coming next from The Wolf Star Press.
On sale now
Fiction · The Wolfstar Chronicles, Book One
An Indigenous literary fantasy exploring prophecy, wolves, ceremony, ancestral memory, and belonging. Not just a novel — a remembering.
On sale now
Non-fiction
An accessible introduction to Indigenous reconciliation, history, and respectful relationships in Canada. One conversation at a time.
Forthcoming · ARCs available
Personal growth
Indigenous wisdom for healing, integration, and intentional living — a practical guide rooted in everyday practice. Request an Advance Reader Copy ahead of publication.
Prince of Veya
Coming soon
Fiction · The Wolfstar Chronicles
Some places are protected by fences. Haven is protected by wolves. The forthcoming continuation of the land-based fantasy saga.
For interview requests, review copies, festival and speaking bookings, or anything else you need, reach the team at The Wolf Star Press, an imprint of 12 Lodges Inc. — Eva coordinates scheduling and media.
hello@thewolfstarpress.com