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An American Sunrise: Poems by Joy Harjo A stunning new volume from the first Native American Poet Laureate of the United States, informed...

Currently Reading #Books #BookSky📚💙🦋 #IndigenousLit #Poetry #History #Race #JoyHarjo

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“Leather and Naughahyde” by Marilyn Dumont
So, I'm having coffee with this treaty guy from up north and we're
laughing at how crazy ‘the mooniyaw’ are in the city and the con-
versation comes around to where I'm from, as it does in under-
ground languages, in the oblique way it does to find out someone's
status without actually asking, and knowing this, I say I'm Metis
like it’s an apology and he says, ‘mmh,’ like he forgives me, like
he’s got a big heart and mine's pumping diluted blood and his voice
has sounded well-fed up till this point, but now it goes thin like
he’s across the room taking another look and when he returns he’s
got ‘this look,’ that says he’s leather and I'm naughahyde.

Reprinted with permission from A Really Good Brown Girl (London: Brick, 1996, p. 58).

“Leather and Naughahyde” by Marilyn Dumont So, I'm having coffee with this treaty guy from up north and we're laughing at how crazy ‘the mooniyaw’ are in the city and the con- versation comes around to where I'm from, as it does in under- ground languages, in the oblique way it does to find out someone's status without actually asking, and knowing this, I say I'm Metis like it’s an apology and he says, ‘mmh,’ like he forgives me, like he’s got a big heart and mine's pumping diluted blood and his voice has sounded well-fed up till this point, but now it goes thin like he’s across the room taking another look and when he returns he’s got ‘this look,’ that says he’s leather and I'm naughahyde. Reprinted with permission from A Really Good Brown Girl (London: Brick, 1996, p. 58).

I relate to this so much; I also have the layer that I am #urban #metis and white in appearance with a #settler paternal heritage.
#Lateralviolence needs to stop. It was #colonialism that divided our people, not #Indigenous ourselves.

#marilyndumont #poetry #indigenouslit #canlit #identity

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“Leather and Naughahyde” by Marilyn Dumont
So, I'm having coffee with this treaty guy from up north and we're
laughing at how crazy ‘the mooniyaw’ are in the city and the con-
versation comes around to where I'm from, as it does in under-
ground languages, in the oblique way it does to find out someone's
status without actually asking, and knowing this, I say I'm Metis
like it’s an apology and he says, ‘mmh,’ like he forgives me, like
he’s got a big heart and mine's pumping diluted blood and his voice
has sounded well-fed up till this point, but now it goes thin like
he’s across the room taking another look and when he returns he’s
got ‘this look,’ that says he’s leather and I'm naughahyde.

Reprinted with permission from A Really Good Brown Girl (London: Brick, 1996, p. 58).

“Leather and Naughahyde” by Marilyn Dumont So, I'm having coffee with this treaty guy from up north and we're laughing at how crazy ‘the mooniyaw’ are in the city and the con- versation comes around to where I'm from, as it does in under- ground languages, in the oblique way it does to find out someone's status without actually asking, and knowing this, I say I'm Metis like it’s an apology and he says, ‘mmh,’ like he forgives me, like he’s got a big heart and mine's pumping diluted blood and his voice has sounded well-fed up till this point, but now it goes thin like he’s across the room taking another look and when he returns he’s got ‘this look,’ that says he’s leather and I'm naughahyde. Reprinted with permission from A Really Good Brown Girl (London: Brick, 1996, p. 58).

I relate to this so much; I also have the layer that I am #urban #metis and white in appearance with a #settler paternal heritage.
#Lateralviolence needs to stop. It was #colonialism that divided our people, not #Indigenous ourselves.

#marilyndumont #poetry #indigenouslit #canlit #identity

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The Barren Grounds by David A. Robertson Narnia meets traditional Indigenous stories of the sky and constellations in an epic middle grade...

Currently Reading #Books #BookSky📚💙🦋 #MG #IndigenousLit #Fantasy #DavidARobertson

app.thestorygraph.com/books/caf04c...

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Alt text: Native American Heritage Month Book Suggestions

Alt text: Native American Heritage Month Book Suggestions

Alt text: This slide features the book WHEREAS: Poems written by Layli Long Soldier. My comment reads: “A poetic dialogue with the US government’s attempts at apology and reparation”

Alt text: This slide features the book WHEREAS: Poems written by Layli Long Soldier. My comment reads: “A poetic dialogue with the US government’s attempts at apology and reparation”

Alt text: This slide features the book Berry Song written and illustrated by Michaela Goade

Alt text: This slide features the book Berry Song written and illustrated by Michaela Goade

Week 4 of Native American Heritage Month! #IndigenousLit #IndigenousAuthors #IndigenousIllustrators

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Alt text: Native American Heritage Month Book Suggestions

Alt text: Native American Heritage Month Book Suggestions

Alt text: This slide features the book The Water Lady: How Darlene Arviso Helps a Thirsty Navajo Nation written by Alice B. McGinty and illustrated by Shonto Begay

Alt text: This slide features the book The Water Lady: How Darlene Arviso Helps a Thirsty Navajo Nation written by Alice B. McGinty and illustrated by Shonto Begay

Alt text: This slide features the book Braiding Sweetgrass written by Robin Wall Kimmerer. My comment reads: “A beautiful set of essays on caring for and being in relationship with the earth”

Alt text: This slide features the book Braiding Sweetgrass written by Robin Wall Kimmerer. My comment reads: “A beautiful set of essays on caring for and being in relationship with the earth”

Happy third week of Native American Heritage Month! Here are my book suggestions for this week. #OwnVoices #IndigenousLit

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For Native American Heritage Month, I’m finally getting around to reading “There There” by Tommy Orange. I’m only 120 pgs in and my heart already hurts.

That prologue though…💔

#IndigenousLit
#NativeAmericanHeritageMonth
#BookSky 📚💙

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Alt Text 1: This slide reads Native American Heritage Month Book Suggestions

Alt Text 1: This slide reads Native American Heritage Month Book Suggestions

Alt text: This slide features the book There There written by Tommy Orange. My comment reads: “Orange deftly weaves multiple stories of younger and older Native people together as they all converge on the Big Oakland Powwow”

Alt text: This slide features the book There There written by Tommy Orange. My comment reads: “Orange deftly weaves multiple stories of younger and older Native people together as they all converge on the Big Oakland Powwow”

Alt text: This slide features the book Indigenous Ingenuity: A Celebration of Traditional North American Knowledge written by Deidre Havrelock and Edward Kay

Alt text: This slide features the book Indigenous Ingenuity: A Celebration of Traditional North American Knowledge written by Deidre Havrelock and Edward Kay

Week of Native American Heritage Month book suggestions! #IndigenousLit #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth

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Slide reads: Native American Heritage Month Book Suggestions

Slide reads: Native American Heritage Month Book Suggestions

Alt text: This slide features the book Indian No More written by Charlene Willing McManis and Traci Sorell. My comment reads: “Do you know about tribal termination during the 1950s? Read about an Umpqua family after the U.S. government terminates their tribal recognition.”

Alt text: This slide features the book Indian No More written by Charlene Willing McManis and Traci Sorell. My comment reads: “Do you know about tribal termination during the 1950s? Read about an Umpqua family after the U.S. government terminates their tribal recognition.”

Alt text: This slide features the book Crossing Bok Chitto written by Tim Tingle and illustrated by Jeanne Rorex Bridges. My comment reads: “A Choctaw girl helps an enslaved family emancipate themselves”

Alt text: This slide features the book Crossing Bok Chitto written by Tim Tingle and illustrated by Jeanne Rorex Bridges. My comment reads: “A Choctaw girl helps an enslaved family emancipate themselves”

Happy Native American Heritage Month! I'll be posting books written or illustrated by and about Indigenous people across the Americas this month. #IndigenousLit #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth

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Some other #IndigenousLit in the dark fiction genre I have enjoyed: The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones (2020), Moon of the Crusted Snow by Waubgeshig Rice (2018) (Waub also has a great story called Limbs in Never Whistle At Night), and currently reading Bad Cree by Jessica Johns (2023).

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Pictured is the Cast of Wonders banner, showing a playing card with the Queen of Spades, for "The Liar" by Darcie Little Badger, narrated by Amy H. Sturgis, for Episode 651.

Pictured is the Cast of Wonders banner, showing a playing card with the Queen of Spades, for "The Liar" by Darcie Little Badger, narrated by Amy H. Sturgis, for Episode 651.

I'm delighted to say that my narration of "The Liar" by the brilliant #DarcieLittleBadger is now available on Episode 651 of the #CastOfWonders #podcast. #Fantasy #Horror #SFF

www.castofwonders.org/2025/09/cast-of-wonders-...

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Q&A with Joseph Dandurand Building on his legacy as a skilled storyteller, award-winning author Joseph Dandurand continues to write about trauma, love, grief and forgiveness in his latest poetry collection I Would Like to S…

📚 Award-winning author Joseph Dandurand returns with I Would Like to Say Thank You—a powerful new poetry collection exploring trauma, love, grief, and forgiveness.
Interview by Michelle Hardy for the Victoria Festival of Authors.
#JosephDandurand #VFA2025 #IndigenousLit #CanadianPoetry

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A 50 Books for 50 Years graphic featuring the cover of Moon of the Crusted Snow by Waubgeshig Rice. The cover design depicts a minimalist, snowy winter scene with barren trees and telephone poles. Near the bottom of the cover is an illustration of a van half-buried in deep snow. The title is written across the cover in large grey font, and at the top is a quote from Eden Robinson reading, “Chilling in the best way possible.” The author’s name appears at the bottom in uppercase letters. The text reads: “Literary Press Group of Canada, Celebrating 50 Years Supporting Literature. ECW Press.”

A 50 Books for 50 Years graphic featuring the cover of Moon of the Crusted Snow by Waubgeshig Rice. The cover design depicts a minimalist, snowy winter scene with barren trees and telephone poles. Near the bottom of the cover is an illustration of a van half-buried in deep snow. The title is written across the cover in large grey font, and at the top is a quote from Eden Robinson reading, “Chilling in the best way possible.” The author’s name appears at the bottom in uppercase letters. The text reads: “Literary Press Group of Canada, Celebrating 50 Years Supporting Literature. ECW Press.”

❄️ Moon of the Crusted Snow by ‪@waub.bsky.social‬ (@ecwpress.bsky.social)

A chilling literary thriller about a Northern Anishinaabe community facing a mysterious societal collapse.

alllitup.ca/books/moon-o...

#lpg50 #canlit #bestsellers #thriller #indigenouslit

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A 50 Books for 50 Years graphic featuring the cover of The Marrow Thieves by Cherie Dimaline. The cover includes a left-aligned, close-up photo of an Indigenous youth’s face with a streak of white paint across their cheek, set against a dark blue background. The title appears at the bottom in yellow and white text with “The #1 National Bestseller” above it. The text reads: “Literary Press Group of Canada, Celebrating 50 Years Supporting Literature. Cormorant Books.”

A 50 Books for 50 Years graphic featuring the cover of The Marrow Thieves by Cherie Dimaline. The cover includes a left-aligned, close-up photo of an Indigenous youth’s face with a streak of white paint across their cheek, set against a dark blue background. The title appears at the bottom in yellow and white text with “The #1 National Bestseller” above it. The text reads: “Literary Press Group of Canada, Celebrating 50 Years Supporting Literature. Cormorant Books.”

💭 The Marrow Thieves by Cherie Dimaline (@cormorantbooks.bsky.social)

This dystopian YA novel follows Indigenous youth on the run in a future where their bone marrow carries the key to humanity’s survival.

alllitup.ca/books/the-ma...

#lpg50 #canlit #bestsellers #ya #indigenouslit

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A celebration of Cree craftsmanship, language, and learning.

Learn about Indigenous beadwork in What’s in a Bead? by Kelsey Borgford and illustrated by Tessa Pizzale!

Stay tuned for the the French edition, Le pouvoir d’une perle, publishing this fall on October 6, 2025!

#IndigenousLit #BookSky

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Looking for @creenomad, author of Hey June! I’d love to feature the book as our next #FutureFamousAuthor pick. If you know them, help me connect—promise it’s not a scam, just book love. 💛📚

#CreeAuthor #IndigenousLit #ReadNative #IndieAuthor #BookTok

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✨ Just reviewed a 4+ star read rooted in Native culture and storytelling. Authentic, powerful, and deeply satisfying—this one sticks with you. Highly recommend. 📚

#BookReview #NativeVoices #IndigenousLit #BIPOCBooks #AmReading #BookRec #OwnVoices #FictionMatters #ReadersOfX #BlueskyBooks #TBR

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Starting a new read that explores Native themes—really looking forward to learning more through story. Meanwhile, my dog is passed out like he’s the one doing the emotional work. 😅📚 #BookTok #ShowMeYourBookmark #CurrentRead #TBRPile #IndigenousLit #read #readers #reading #book #books #bookish #fyp

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Mapping the Interior by Stephen Graham Jones Review | New Edition: Definitely Worth Reading
Mapping the Interior by Stephen Graham Jones Review | New Edition: Definitely Worth Reading YouTube video by Betwixt the Books

We are going to ignore that the background remover also shaved my head somehow, but I was able to finally get a full review out! Love me a novella, doubly so one by Stephen Graham Jones.

#horror #indigenouslit #booksky #novella #recentrelease #rerelease

www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnw9...

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Deb the dog is not interested in posing with my books...not even the good ones like Wandering Stars by Tommy Orange.

#booksky 🖋️📚 #IndigenousLit

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‪Choose 20 books that have stayed with you or influenced you. One book per day for 20 days (or however you like), in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just covers. 📚❤️🌹

Day 13

#booksky
#bookchallenge
#canlit
#memoir
#indigenouslit
💙📚

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"All the Little Monsters : How I Learned to Live with Anxiety" by best-selling author @davidarobertson.bsky.social, foreword by Shelagh Rogers - is available from GoodMinds.com.
@goodmindsbooks.bsky.social - goodminds.com/products/all...
#IndigenousLit #IndigenousAuthors #booksky #books

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📣 Meet the face behind our social media accounts! Christine M’Lot, our new Associate Publisher, will be managing our social media accounts. Follow us on Instagram (@HighWaterpress) and like us on Facebook (Portage & Main Press)! What other platform would you like to see us on? 🎙️✨ #IndigenousLit

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📢 New Release! ✨Under the Stars of Turtle Island by Rebecca Dietrich is here! A powerful collection of poetry exploring love, grief, cultural heritage, and colonization, weaving personal and historical narratives across Turtle Island.

📖 bit.ly/4jMTVUy
#WayfarerBooks #Poetry #IndigenousLit

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20 books that have stayed with you or influenced you. 1 book per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just covers.

3/20: Night of the Living Rez by Morgan Talty

#booksky #bookchallenge #Indigenouslit

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Excited to get into this new read by @davidarobertson.bsky.social

#IndigenousLit #IndigenousReads #IndigenousAuthors 💛🦅

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One thing you might not know about me is I love reading and promoting Canadian and Indigenous Lit. You will see more of this as of the 23rd because Canada Reads is dropping their short list and champions. I can't wait!
#booksky #canadiansky #canlit #Indigenouslit #books

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Future Home of the Living God by Louise Erdrich A New York Times Notable BookLouise Erdrich, the New York Times bestselling, National Book Award-...

Currently Reading #Books #BookSky📚💙🦋 #IndigenousLit #LouiseErdrich app.thestorygraph.com/books/46502d...

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Late to the party but glad I finally joined - #CherieDimaline writes with wit, intensity and a clear sense of how to engage. Glad to end the year taking this one off the TBR list after so long #IndigenousLit #YALit

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