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Poetry. "Although Grandmother never uses the first-person pronoun, the voice in these poems is hers. Hence the title. None of the poems here retells any existing Native story; Native peoples tell their own stories. Some such stories are, though, alluded to" --J.D. Whitney, from the Preface. "Who's this 'Grandmother' Whitney is channeling, anyway? Seems like the playful spirit, life, energy of the organic world itself, an embodiment of multi-formed always-changing life; that lives whatever comes, with all the hard-won lessons and teachings" - Gary Snyder.
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Mike Riz
reviewed Grandmother says on January 12, 2010 Grandmother says
I enjoyed this collection of poems so much that I read it in one sitting (I think it's best enjoyed that way). Written in respect to Native American folklore, this collection uses the main character, Grandmother, to reveal the humour found in the wild and the life found there.
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