The Yellow Hair - A Nick Drake Novel Book 10 - Mystery - Contemporary Western - Native American Literature #Mystery #ContemporaryWestern #NativeAmericanLiterature romance books, erotic romance books, Tina Donahue books, giveaways

The Yellow Hair - A Nick Drake Novel Book 10 - Mystery - Contemporary Western - Native American Literature #Mystery #ContemporaryWestern #NativeAmericanLiterature tinadonahuebooks.blogspot.com/2026/04/the-...

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Finished reading: #TheLoneRangerAndTontoFistFightInHeaven by #ShermanAlexie

3.18.26 → 3.26.26

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It’s release day for The Sun Dog — already #1 on Amazon in Native American Literature! 🔥 The finale to Downes’s 16th-century Native American saga is here. Sorcery, survival, and history collide.

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A screenshot of the Native American literature tag page on LibraryThing, showing ten cover images of books by Leslie Marmon Silko, Louise Erdrich and Sherman Alexie.

Here in the states, November is Native American Heritage Month. In honor of this time of year, we ask: what are some of your favorite works of Native American literature? #💙📚 #Booksky #NativeAmericanliterature #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth

November is Native American Heritage Month. Our little library has taken a pledge to read in color, and we are committed to sharing books that celebrate all people and cultures ❤️

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The Brothers Brown - A Family Saga Part 1 - Native American Literature - Family Saga Fiction - Biographical Fiction - Western - and a Giveaway #NativeAmericanLiterature #FamilySagaFiction #Biographi... R.G. Stanford is here to tell us about The Brothers Brown, Native American Literature, Family Saga Fiction, Western, and Biographical Fictio...

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Review: BRAVE by Weshoyot Alvitre The narrator of Weshoyot Alvitre’s picture book Brave (Kokila, 2025) is a young Native boy wrestling with the importance of his long, braided hair. During his mother’s uncomfortable daily unknottin…

New review of an excellent picture book with Native representation on my What's Not Wrong? blog: whatsnotwrong.wordpress.com/2025/05/04/r... @penguinschoollib.bsky.social #nativeamericanliterature

Book Empire of the Sun Moon by SC Gwynne a photo of Quanah Parker, grey cat lying on it

Cat tail across Blue Corn Tongue poems by Amber McCrary teal cover, Wandering Stars by Tommy Orange on top of that, tell with orange stars on burnt orange duvet cover

Sensing a theme here in subject matter, 3 different literary mediums. Weak overall April for me but tackling 3 at once is new. Martie will help. Probably take all of May.

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“Smart, dynamic writing brings a very specific 1980s subculture to life.” —KIRKUS REVIEWS for Phil’s Siren Song, written by Gen X novelist & New Wave music lover, Tim Lane

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ICYMI BOOK REVIEW: #ZekeAndNed by #LarryMcMurtry and #DianaOssana. An often-brutal look at American Manifest Destiny’s impact of Native Americans in the 1870s.
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BOOK REVIEW: #ZekeAndNed by #LarryMcMurtry and #DianaOssana. An often-brutal look at American Manifest Destiny’s impact of Native Americans in the 1870s.
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Miscelánea: revista de estudios ingleses y norteamericanos Drawing from the pictographic traditions and interspecies relations of the Kiowa as well as from N. Scott Momaday’s own theories of language, vision, and the creative imagination, this article aims to broaden our understanding of the ­­­memoir The Way to Rainy Mountain as a verbal/visual collaboration between Kiowa painter Alfred Momaday and his son, N. Scott. The stories and images rendered in the book strongly establish the Kiowa in relation to a particular cultural landscape, to visual/oral forms of memory, and to the animals and more-than-human beings that endow them with meaning. To further understand these two sets of relations, the sacred interdependence between images/words and human/more-than-human beings in the Kiowa tradition, I first situate the revision of history, place, and ceremony carried out by the Momadays within a tribal-specific intellectual framework. To that end, I consider the visual modes and practices that were traditionally engaged by the Kiowa and which are reinserted by the Momadays in their text as a form of anti-colonial resurgence. Such strategies contributed to decolonizing textual spaces and tribal representation in the late 1960s through their blurring of Western disciplines and through the spiritual interconnection of human, more-than-humans and place at a time when Native American religions were banned. Words and images in The Way to Rainy Mountain are preeminently relational and place-based; they engage with the land and the multiple beings that dwell on it at material and spiritual levels that cannot be set apart. Shaped by traditional Kiowa epistemology and social practice, Rainy Mountain’s illustrations depict more-than-human beings and interspecies relations which, understood as both material and sacred experience, lead to creative vision and cultural resurgence in this groundbreaking text.

📃 Anna M. Brígido-Corachán, from @UV_EG, provides an analysis of Kiowa images, stories and humans in Alfred & N. Scott Momaday’s "The Way to Rainy Mountain"

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