The Wolfstar Press

Stories thatrememberthe land.

Land-based sagas, medicine stories, and Indigenous-led writing — books that carry ancestral wisdom under a guiding star, and invite you a little deeper into the dark and living forest.

Featured Book

Everyday Intentions

Indigenous Wisdom for Healing, Integration and Intentional Living

A practical guide to healing, reflection, and intentional living rooted in Indigenous wisdom and everyday practice. Themes: Mindfulness, integration, personal growth, ceremony, resilience.

Cover of Everyday Intentions: Indigenous Wisdom for Healing, Integration and Intentional Living by Dr. Cheryl Matthew, PhD
  • Healing & Reflection
  • Ceremony & Integration
  • Resilience & Growth
  • Guided Practices

The Catalogue

Books from The Wolfstar Press

Land-based sagas, medicine stories, and Indigenous-led non-fiction — each carrying ancestral wisdom under a guiding star.

Cover of Prince of Veya, Book One of The Wolfstar Chronicles by Dr. Cheryl Matthew
Epic & Speculative Fantasy

Prince of Veya

The Wolfstar Chronicles · Book One

A sweeping saga of land, family, loyalty, and legacy — the opening chapter of The Wolfstar Chronicles, where inheritance is measured in more than blood.

Cover of Of Spirit and Bone: Legacy of the Wolves by Dr. Cheryl Matthew
Indigenous Literary Fantasy

Of Spirit and Bone

Legacy of the Wolves

Prophecy, ceremony, and ancestral memory braid together beneath the North Star in a mystical forest where the living and the remembered walk side by side.

Cover of Everyday Intentions: Indigenous Wisdom for Healing, Integration and Intentional Living by Dr. Cheryl Matthew
Non-Fiction · Wellbeing

Everyday Intentions

Indigenous Wisdom for Healing, Integration & Intentional Living

A practical guide to healing and intentional living, rooted in Indigenous wisdom and everyday practice — mindfulness, integration, ceremony, and resilience.

Cover of Reconciliation Over Coffee: 30 Things to Know by Dr. Cheryl Matthew
Non-Fiction · Reconciliation

Reconciliation Over Coffee

30 Things to Know

An accessible introduction to Indigenous reconciliation, history, and respectful relationships — thirty conversations to carry over a shared cup.

Press & Media

For Press & Media

Resources for journalists, event organizers, and interviewers — bio, speaking topics, and the full media kit for Dr. Cheryl Matthew.

About the Author

Dr. Cheryl Matthew

Secwépemc Author · Researcher · Educator · Storyteller

Dr. Cheryl Matthew is a Secwépemc author, researcher, educator, and storyteller whose work bridges Indigenous knowledge systems, ceremony, environmental stewardship, reconciliation, and contemporary storytelling. Holding a doctorate in Cultural Anthropology, she writes across fiction and nonfiction — inviting readers into stories and practical works grounded in relationship, reflection, and meaningful change.

She is the author of Everyday Intentions,Reconciliation Over Coffee, andOf Spirit and Bone, withPrince of Veya forthcoming through The Wolf Star Press.

Speaking & Interview Topics

  • Indigenous Leadership
  • Reconciliation
  • Ceremony and Integration
  • Storytelling
  • Environmental Stewardship
  • Indigenous Research
  • The Creative Process
Download the Press Kit

Master Press & Media Kit — bios, catalogue, and contact details (.docx)