Sister Nations: Native American Women Writing on Community Book

Sister Nations: Native American Women Writing on Community, This lively and accessible anthology of fiction, prose, and poetry celebrates the rich diversity of writing by Native American women today. Editors Heid E. Erdrich and Laura Tohe have gathered stories from across the nation that celebrate, record, and exp, Sister Nations: Native American Women Writing on Community

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Sister Nations: Native American Women Writing on Community
Written by author Heid E. Erdrich
Published by Minnesota Historical Society Press, March 2002
This lively and accessible anthology of fiction, prose, and poetry celebrates the rich diversity of writing by Native American women today. Editors Heid E. Erdrich and Laura Tohe have gathered stories from across the nation that celebrate, record, and exp
Although including some fiction and a few essays, the majority of this collection presents poetry. All of the contributions are written by Native American women and in some way reflect on the relations of women to their community. The writings reflect on

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Foreword
Introduction
Acknowledgments
Sleepwalker 5
First Woman 8
Shadow Sisters 10
A Woman's Old Age 14
Piece Quilt: An Autobiography 15
Welcome to the Land of Ma'am 23
Picking Indian Tea 26
Craving: First Month 28
She Dances 29
In the Fields 30
Choctalking on Other Realities 35
Stitch upon Stitch 50
Sipping 51
One at a Time 54
Term 57
Limp Strings 59
Red Hawk Woman 61
Vicks 63
A Cousin from California Shows Up at My House, the First Time in Thirty Years 67
Doe Season 68
The Shawl 70
Anna Ghostdancer 78
Conjure 79
Long Division 80
Chi-Ko-ko-koho and the Boarding School Prefect 82
Mother's Love 84
Tough Audience 96
Brother's Passing 97
Close to Bone 99
In Dinetah 100
In Memory of Shame 105
Her Pocahontas 110
Butter Maiden and Maize Girl Survive Death Leap 112
Fleur-de-Lis 114
Untitled 121
Miracle 122
Ikwe Ishpiming 133
To the Woman Who Just Bought a Set of Native American Spirituality Dream Interpretation Cards 134
Grandmother, Salish Mathematician 136
Escape from the Rez on a Saturday Night 137
what's an indian woman to do? 138
The Frybread Queen 140
Love is Blind 142
Not Indian Enough 143
Alina in Kansas 145
after powwow 147
the one who got away 153
Emergence 154
Smile 159
The Great Spirit's Wife 160
The Abandoned Wife Gives Herself to the Lord 161
How to Get to the Planet Venus 162
Coyote Meets His Match 177
Husbands 178
Elegy for Bobby 179
The Power of Crushed Leaves 181
My Books & Your White Women 183
Is It Too Much to Ask? 184
The Big Rectangle 186
Tsoodzil, Mountain to the South 187
Ashkii Nizhoni 189
the way around losing you 195
Contributors 197
Information on Tribes 219
Notes 226

Title: Sister Nations: Native American Women Writing on Community

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Item Number: 9780873514286

Publication Date: March 2002

Number: 1

Product Description: Full Name: Sister Nations: Native American Women Writing on Community; Short Name:Sister Nations

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Weight: 0.200 kg (0.44 lbs)

Width: 5.620 cm (2.21 inches)

Heigh : 8.500 cm (3.35 inches)

Depth: 0.800 cm (0.31 inches)

Date Added: August 25, 2020, Added By: Ross

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A collection of reflections, poems, and short stories exploring Native womens' lives and place within their community. There is a huge diversity of writers here, and it shows. Each story is absolutely unique. Some are sad, some silly, some funny, others thoughtful and some all of those things combined.

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	Foreword
	Introduction
	Acknowledgments
	Sleepwalker	5
	First Woman	8
	Shadow Sisters	10
	A Woman's Old Age	14
	Piece Quilt: An Autobiography	15
	Welcome to the Land of Ma'am	23
	Picking Indian Tea	26
	Craving: First Month	28
	She Dances	29
	In the Fields	30
	Choctalking on Other Realities	35
	Stitch upon Stitch	50
	Sipping	51
	One at a Time	54
	Term	57
	Limp Strings	59
	Red Hawk Woman	61
	Vicks	63
	A Cousin from California Shows Up at My House, the First Time in Thirty Years	67
	Doe Season	68
	The Shawl	70
	Anna Ghostdancer	78
	Conjure	79
	Long Division	80
	Chi-Ko-ko-koho and the Boarding School Prefect	82
	Mother's Love	84
	Tough Audience	96
	Brother's Passing	97
	Close to Bone	99
	In Dinetah	100
	In Memory of Shame	105
	Her Pocahontas	110
	Butter Maiden and Maize Girl Survive Death Leap	112
	Fleur-de-Lis	114
	Untitled	121
	Miracle	122
	Ikwe Ishpiming	133
	To the Woman Who Just Bought a Set of Native American Spirituality Dream Interpretation Cards	134
	Grandmother, Salish Mathematician	136
	Escape from the Rez on a Saturday Night	137
	what's an indian woman to do?	138
	The Frybread Queen	140
	Love is Blind	142
	Not Indian Enough	143
	Alina in Kansas	145
	after powwow	147
	the one who got away	153
	Emergence	154
	Smile	159
	The Great Spirit's Wife	160
	The Abandoned Wife Gives Herself to the Lord	161
	How to Get to the Planet Venus	162
	Coyote Meets His Match	177
	Husbands	178
	Elegy for Bobby	179
	The Power of Crushed Leaves	181
	My Books & Your White Women	183
	Is It Too Much to Ask?	184
	The Big Rectangle	186
	Tsoodzil, Mountain to the South	187
	Ashkii Nizhoni	189
	the way around losing you	195
	Contributors	197
	Information on Tribes	219
	Notes	226