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a chapbook of short story and prose poems
15 unforgettable prose-poems and over 20 true short stories by NDN author Laramie Harlow... Becoming is the title of her impressive (and controversial) second collection. Her sensational first book SLEEPS WITH KNIVES was published in 2012 by Blue Hand Books. Her writing about being a Lost Bird, a journalist-author-blogger, a grandma, and the Seven Fires Prophecy in modern times is pure alchemy. Times change and people change so Laramie Harlow is about becoming the change… “BECOMING” Laramie, Lethal Journalist about her foray into becoming an editor, Terror Bun | |  | | One Small Sacrifice: A Memoir
Award-winning journalist Trace A. DeMeyer has published a memoir "One Small Sacrifice: Lost Children of the Indian Adoption Projects," an exposé on generations of American Indian children adopted by non-Indian families.
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From Linda Orlandi-Johnson: One Small Sacrifice is a must read for all people. It is a powerfully written book by a woman who is Native American by birth and was adopted out to a white family. I | |  | | TWO WORLDS: Lost Children of the Indian Adoption Projects
Major contribution to Native American history, new anthology offers narratives of American Indian Adoptees and the effects of adoption on them and their families.
After generations of Native children were forcibly removed from their Tribes and placed in residential boarding schools, children were also being placed in closed adoptions with non-Indian families in North America.
div> Finding those children became a mission for award-winning Native American journalist-adoptee Trace A. DeMeyer who started research in 2004 which culminated in her memoir “One Small Sacrifice” in 2010. DeMeyer was introduced to Cherokee adoptee Patricia Cotter-Bu | |  | | UNRAVELING THE SPREADING CLOTH OF TIME
A new anthology of Native American writers and poets, dedicated to the late literary genius Vine Deloria, with poems and essays on how Native Americans view the universe.
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Beyond Understanding
by Richard Cederberg
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 In this fourth and final installment the intrepid crew is taken to the limits of their endurance as they brave a subterranean world filled with dangers and bizarre wonders. When Thurid’s warriors are defeated the crew frees the Grettig family from ca |
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