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Novels THE NIGHT WANDERER: A NATIVE GOTHIC NOVEL Annick Press 2007 A novel for young readers. The novel lives up to its subtitle, delivering shivers and chills in an Anishinabe setting. The protagonists are Tiffany Hunter, a 16-year-old resident of the fictional Otter Lake Reserve in current-day Ontario, and Pierre L'Errant, a mysterious man of Anishinabe ancestry who arrives from Europe. Tiffany's got problems with her dad, her schoolwork, and her non-native boyfriend. Pierre's waging an elemental good vs. evil battle as he seeks an honourable end to his existence as a vampire. They are drawn into each other’s lives when Pierre becomes a boarder at Tiffany’s home. Nominated: the Rand\McNally Aboriginal book of the Year, Children's Book of the Year Read reviews of this book
Collections edited by DHT ME FUNNY Douglas & MacIntyre, Vancouver - 2006 A far-reaching exploration of the humour, wittiness and repartee dominant among the First Nations people of Canada, as witnessed, experienced and created directly by themselves, and with the inclusion of outside but reputable sources necessarily familiar with the Indigenous sense of humour as seen from an objective perspective. An irreverent, insightful take on our First Nations’ great gift to Canada, delivered by a stellar cast of contributor: Janice Acoose, Kristina Fagan, Karen Froman, Drew Hayden Taylor, Tomson Highway, Mirjam Hirch, Don Kelly, Thomas King, Lee Maracle, Louise Profeit-LeBlanc, Allan J. Ryan Read reviews
ME SEXY Douglas & MacIntyre, Vancouver - NEW An Exploration of Native Sex and Sexuality. ME SEXY is an anthology containing thirteen contributions from leading members of North America’s First Nations writing communities. The many highlights include Lee Maracle’s creation story, Salish style; Tomson Highway explaining why Cree is the sexiest of all languages; Joseph Boyden asking the eternal question, “Do Native people have less (or more) pubic hair?”; Marius P. Tungilik looking at the dark side of Inuit sex; and Marissa Crazytrain discussing her year as a stripper in Toronto, and how it shaped her life back in Saskatchewan. Other contributors include Lee Maracle, Joseph Boyden, Tomson Highway, Gregory Scofield, Daniel Heath Justice, Michelle McGeough, Norman Vorano, Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm, Makka Kleist, Marius P. Tungilik, Marissa Crazytrain and Nancy Cooper.
VOICES: BEING NATIVE IN CANADA University of Saskatchewan Press 1992 The lives of Indigenous peoples in contemporary Canadian society are varied and complex. The stories contained within this anthology are written by Native authors from across Canada - those who desire to share their perspectives on many issues that affect Indigenous peoples today. The writers range form teenage years to the golden years, from ocean to ocean, from Reserves to cities. They belong to different nations and different sexes. Some are asking questions, some are answering them. Some are angry, some are smiling and life, and some take you to their homes.
Anthologies and serials   YOU'RE MAKING A SCENE:SCENES FROM CANADIAN PLAYS CALLALOO: Native American Literature (journal) RETURNING THE GIFT TORONTO AT DREAMER'S ROCK - German Version ANOTHER PERFECT PIECE: Monologues From Canadian Plays DIMENSIONS II: Precise Thought and Language In The Essay READINGS IN ABORIGINAL STUDIES, BEYOND THE PALE RED INK, JOURNAL OF CANADIAN STUDIES Vol.31, No.3 ON-STAGE AND OFF-STAGE: English Canadian Drama in Discourse. THE DRAMA REVIEW: The Journal Of Performance Studies RHYTHM OF NATIONS: Families meet up on the powwow trail under the spell of drum and dance - Canadian Geographic RAMPIKE MAGAZINE, , LITERARY PLURALITIES SEVENTH GENERATION: An Anthology of Native American Plays A SHADE OF SPRING: An Anthology of New Native Writers EXPRESSIONS IN CANADIAN NATIVE STUDIES CRISP BLUE EDGES: Indigenous Creative Non-fiction PUSHING THE MARGINS: Native and Northern Studies PRAIRIE FIRE: First Voices. First Words SPIRIT: An Indigenous Magazine, Literary Review of Canada TRANSGRESSIVE ITINERARIES: Postcolonial Hybridizations of Dramatic Realism STAGING COYOTE’S DREAM: An Anthology of First Nations Drama in English ABORIGINAL DRAMA AND THEATRE: edited by Rob Appleford CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE: The University of Wisconsin Press CONTEMPORARY DRAMA IN ENGLISH: Global Challenges and Regional Responses OUR STORY(The Dominion Institute & Random House) WALKING A TIGHTROPE: Aboriginal People and Their Representations STORY KEEPERS: Conversations with Aboriginal Writers. GATHERINGS II, III, VIII, X, XI, XIII AN ANTHOLOGY OF CANADIAN NATIVE LITERATURE IN ENGLISH
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