“We are what we imagine. Our very existence consists in our imagination of ourselves. Our best destiny it to imagine, as…
(The title of this essay and many of its concepts come from the author’s presentation at the Institute of American Indian Arts “Indigenous Intervention into ‘Indigenous Narrative’”…
Erika Wurth’s Buckskin Cocaine is a collection of seven interconnected short stories and one novella, centered around a fictional Southwestern Native American film festival. Each…
Canadian Native writer Katherena Vermette’s The Break is a novel to be jealous of for a number of…
