Patawomeck Indian Tribe member and author Chilton fictionalizes the story of two women who survived the slaughter of their tribe and were sold into slavery in Barbados. 

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A coming-of-age story from a Heiltsuk First Nation author, describing a trip to a funeral that stirs up issues of masculinity, ancestry, and different ways of life for its 12-year-old protagonist. 

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A collection of stories based on Choctaw mythology and legend, told in the tradition of Native storytelling. 

Chími Nu’am means “Let’s Eat” in the Karuk language, and Karuk cook Sara Calvosa Olson brings her knowledge of her native foodways to this cookbook containing seventy modern recipes based on these traditional ingredients and methods. 

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Charles Lamosway is haunted by the relationship he never had with his daughter, who lives across the river in the Penobscot Reservation in Maine. He ruminates on his past while he decides whether to reveal his identity to the girl. 

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In the Red River Valley of North Dakota, several lives revolve around a wedding fraught with desire, jealousy, and uncertainty. 

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A collection of twenty essays, poems, and other works that capture and celebrate modern Native American experiences, highlighting the depth and complexity of Native American identity, resiliency, and joy. 

The second installment of the PBS documentary series contains four hour-long episodes focusing on Native American influences on 21st century Native luminaries. 

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DuVal’s deeply researched history describes the long history of the many tribes and nations who cared for and lived on the land that is now called North America before European colonizers arrived. 

This collection of essays by many Native scholars seeks to represent a plurality of Indigenous experiences, cultures, and traditions. 

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Historian Blackhawk retells U.S. history and acknowledges the huge and indelible part that Native Americans played and still play in its existence. 

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The new book from the scientist and author of “Braiding Sweetgrass” takes the example of the serviceberry to introduce a series of essays about the value of community and reciprocity in nature and in humanity. 

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Myers could be the last member of the Jamestown S’Kallam Tribe in Washington state, due to blood quantum laws. In this memoir she explores her matrilineal history and contextualizes it within larger Native history. 

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“Wandering Stars” traces the legacies of the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864 and the Carlisle Industrial School for Indians through to the shattering aftermath of Orvil Redfeather’s shooting in “There There.”

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