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autobiographical essays by Native American writers
Twenty-seven Native American writers describe their lives in relation to their art and to their families in a collection demonstrating the importance of storytelling in their heritage and the complexity of their experience.
Unauthorized autobiography of me / Sherman Alexie -- Ayanvdadisdi: I remember / Carroll Arnett (Gogisgi) -- Burying paper / Betty Louise Bell -- In English I'm called Duane BigEagle: an autobiographical statement / Duane BigEagle -- Autobiography as spectacle: an act of liberation or the illusion of liberation? / Gloria Bird -- Rituals of memory / Kimberly M. Blaeser -- Life woven with song / Nora Marks Dauenhauer -- Good red road / Charlotte Declue (Kawashinsay) -- Journey to the heart / Anita Endrezze -- Self-interview / Hanay Geiogamah.
Entries into the autobiographical I / Gordon Henry -- Displacements: performing Mestizaje / Patricia Penn Hilden -- Soul like the sun / Roberta Hill -- My mothers, my uncles, myself / Leanne Howe -- Moment in my life / Rex Lee Jim -- On the tip of my tongue: an autobiographical essay / Evelina Zuni Lucero -- Motion of fire and form: autobiographical reflections / Louis Owens -- In the garden of the gods / W.S. Penn -- From a place called Santa Rosa / Greg Sarris -- Wind circles / Vickie Sears -- In the past's familiar tongue / John E. Smelcer.
They moved over the mountain / Luci Tapahonso -- Red echoes / Clifford E. Trafzer -- Buffalo road / Anna Lee Walters -- Child before memory: recognition of the "maker" / Elizabeth Woody -- Autobiography / Ofelia Zepeda.
edited by Arnold Krupat and Brian Swann.