Memoir Essays of Abuse, Upbringing and Mental Illness from an Indigenous Voice

Book review: Heart Berries, by Terese Marie Mailhot I avoid the mysticism of my culture. My people know there is a true mechanism that runs through us. Stars were people in our continuum. Mountains were stories before they were mountains. Things were created by story. The words were conjurers, and ideas were our mothers. Terese... Continue Reading →

Murders in Indian Country and the FBI’s Beginnings

Book review: Killers of the Flower Moon, by David Grann (Amazon / Book Depository) It's a deeply unfortunate, painful characteristic of American history that crimes against Native Americans are often lost to history. If you read a book like Dee Brown's classic Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, you're hit with wave after wave of frustration with each successive... Continue Reading →

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