First time I\'ve read a collection from Native American Writers.
Piatote, Sherman Alexie\'s War Dances, and other tales that explore cultural borders and intersections, dramatizing the ways in which people discover their own heritage as well as the wider world..
Selections include Leslie Marmon Silko\'s The Man to Send Rain Clouds, Crow\'s Sun by Duane Niatum, Beading Lesson by Beth H.
Ten additional Stories date from the 1960s through the twenty-first century, ranging in their settings from Canada to New Mexico.
Oskison, whose Cherokee ancestry informed his tales of the cultural clash faced by children of mixed marriages; and D\'Arcy McNickle, Cree activist and anthropologist.
It includes Stories dating from the early twentieth century by Pauline Johnson, daughter of a Mohawk chief, whose works helped define Canadian literature
Zitkala-Sa, a Sioux writer whose books were among the first to bring Native American Stories to wider recognition
John M.
Loved it -- BookBunnyPR This new anthology of Short fiction by Native Americans features a wide range of Contemporary writers.
Very interesting and enlightening.
Important collection that examines the contrast and sometimes conflict between Whites and Native Americans and also conflicts between full-blood and half-blood.
Won\'t be my last.
First time I\'ve read a collection from Native American Writers
