American Indian Stories PG_Gift_Guide all hand-curated by the author

all hand-curated by the author herself from her poetry and prose books

Yet as sparks ignite

Prokopi's singular obsession with fossils fueled a thriving business hunting

Judith Letting Go supports the right to plan one’s death

Peter Mayo

American Indian Stories PG_Gift_Guide all hand-curated by the authorAmerican Indian Stories (1921) is remarkable for being perhaps the first literary work by a Native American woman created without the mediation of a non Native interpreter, or collaborator. Zitkala a vividly articulates her disillusionment with the harshness of American Indian boarding schools and the corruption of government institutions ostensibly established to help Native peoples. At the same time, Zitkala a's collection of autobiographical essays