Storytelling. At base that is what American Indian authors and poets are doing — storytelling.
Jace Weaver in
Other Words: American Indian Literature,
Law, and Culture
Read Debbie Reese's blog, American Indians in Children's Literature, with recommendations of books for use at all levels, from
picture books to young adult reading.
Listen to authors read from their own work on our virtual iPod.
Dennis Banks, Anishinaabe, from the Wikipedia
- Kimberly Blaeser, Anishinaabe
- from Voices in the Gaps. (Unofficial)
- Ignatia Broker Ojibwe, from Voices in the Gaps. (Unofficial)
- kateri akiwenzie-damm, Anishinaabe
Blog !!
- Heid Erdrich, Anishinaabe
- From Voices in the Gaps (Unofficial).
- Louise Erdrich, Anishinaabe, from the Modern American Poetry website.
- From the publisher's website
- Lannan Readings & Conversations - Louise Erdrich with Gail Caldwell
- Wikipedia entry
- From the Reed College English 201 site, Prof. Laura Arnold
- Writers on Writing; Two Languages in Mind, But Just One in the Heart by Louise Erdrich in The New York Times
- From Voices in the Gaps (Unofficial).
- Sister Godzilla, from the The Atlantic Monthly [For subscribers only]
- Satan: Hijacker of a Planet, from the The Atlantic Monthly [For subscribers only]
- Matchimanito, from the The Atlantic Monthly [For subscribers only]
- Destiny, from the The Atlantic Monthly [For subscribers only]
- Saint Marie, from the The Atlantic Monthly [For subscribers only]
- Interview with Louise Erdrich from The Atlantic Unbound
- Interview with Louise Erdrich on The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse on Booksense
- Reviews of several of Louise Erdrich's books in The New York Times and elsewhere.
- Louise Erdrich, b. 1954. Biography from the Celebrating Woman's History website.
- Annotations on Love Medicine and Tracks from the Hippocrates Project at the New York University School of Medicine
- Lee Francis, Laguna Pueblo/Anishinaabe
- Basil Johnston, Ojibwe
- Maude Kegg, Ojibwe, from Voices in the Gaps (Unofficial)
- Winona LaDuke, Anishinaabe, from Voices in the Gaps (Unofficial)
- Jim Northrup, Anishinaabe
- Marcie R. Rendon , Anishinabe
- From Voices in the Gaps (Unofficial)
- Armand Garnet Ruffo, Ojibway
- Denise Sweet, Anishinaabe
- Drew Hayden Taylor, Ojibway from the Curve Lake First Nations
- You, too, can be a native person, from the Now On Magazine
- Real natives don't eat tofu, from the Now On Magazine
- Loved Venice but missed macaroni, from the Now On Magazine
- Real natives don't arrive late, from the Now On Magazine
- My Mohawk bud won't bow head, from the Now On Magazine
- Mark Turcotte, Chippewa
- David Treuer, Ojibwe
Blog !!
- Mark Turcotte, Chippewa
- E. Donald Two Rivers, Ojibwa
- Gerald Vizenor, Anishinaabe
Note: Currently poetry chapbooks are for sale
chapbooks are for sale on the websites of Tiffany Midge, Deborah Miranda, Annette Arkeketa,
Ofelia Zepeda, Duane Niatum and
Marijo Moore.
Ordering information is available on each site.
Chapbooks from Lance Henson, Carter Revard and Maurice Kenny are available from Point Riders Press.
Recommend this website to a friend!
Most of these sites have been constructed either by the writer or with the writer's
cooperation and collaboration. When that is not the case, the site is designated as
Unofficial.
This index is compiled by Karen M. Strom
© 1997 - Karen M. Strom
This page was last modified on Sunday, 03-Dec-2006 15:02:27 EST.
