Looking in Eyes My Forgotten Dreams

Literature & Fiction

Dandurand, Joseph

Poetry

Kegedonce Pr

The Long Dance

Groulx, David A.

Drawing on a wide range of Indigenous cultures and artistic traditions from Canada, the United States, Australia and Aotearoa - New Zealand, skins is an exciting new addition to Indigenous literature in print.  Among celebrated names like Maria Campbell (Halfbreed), Alootook Ipellie (Arctic Dreams and Nightmares), Sally Morgan (My Place), Patricia Grace (Potiki), Sherman Alexie (Smoke Signals), Linda Hogan (Seeing through the Sun and Mean Spirit), Thomas King (Green Grass, Running Water), Louise Erdrich (Tracks) and Witi Ihimaera (Bulibasha), skins also presents some of the brightest emerging Indigenous talent from around the world.  These writers have given us classic works and daring innovation; they are marking out new trails for the writers who will follow.  And, as these pages show, they are producing some of the most inspiring beautiful and provocative writing anywhere.

Skins: Contemporary Indigenous Writing

Contemporary

Angel Wing Splash Pattern 1st Ed

Van Camp, Richard

Spirit Horses

Hunter, Al

Angel Wing Splash Pattern

Steepy Mountain: Love Poetry

Arnott, Joanne

The Glass Lodge

McDonald, John

that tongued belonging, the newest book from award-winning MŽtis poet Marilyn Dumont, is a collection of poems which search for acceptance in language, culture, love and geographical landscapes. These poems celebrate the humour and tenacity of Aboriginal women, lament the death of a mother, deride the political correctness of those ignorant of Aboriginal issues, recall the degradation of Aboriginal women, and chide the writer against the seduction of pop stardom, while challenging accepted ideas of love, age and femininity. Marilyn Dumont has published two collections of poetry A Really Good Brown Girl and green girl dreams Mountains. These works have won the League of Canadian Poets Gerald Lampert Memorial Award and the Writer's Guild of Alberta Stephan F. Stephansson Award. She has been Writer-in-Residence at many universities, teaches Creative Writing through Athabasca University, and is a mentor for the Wired Writing Program at the Banff Centre for the Arts. Dumont is currently working on a project that explores MŽtis history, politics and identity through her ancestral figure, Gabriel Dumont.Throughout this text, Marilyn Dumont, articulates touche and settles the nerve of Cree. The reader wanders through the patched quilt life of families, of communities, of relatives and of the Cree nation itself. Always, we are immersed in ancient Cree ways as expressed in Cree borrowed English. Brilliantly and lyrically presented we are forever reminded that Cree culture, Cree people have not been eradicated,quite the contrary, through Dumonts that tongued belonging we celebrate the renaissance, the transformation and the continuum of the poetics, being and heroism of the Cree. - Lee Maracle, Author, Bobbi Lee, Indian Rebel and Will's Garden

That Tongued Belonging

Dumont, Marilyn

A beautifully written collection of interconnected short stories told primarily through the eyes of a young Anishinaabe woman struggling with her relationships with lovers, friends, family, children, community and culture. As some relationships dissolve or are wrenched apart, others endure and gain strength. An intimate glimpse into the reality faced by many young First Nations women, The Colour of Dried Bones is by turns dark and brooding, sensual and filled with intense longing , infused with anger and brutality and, ultimately, uplifting in its portrayal of one woman's winding path to reclaim her culture and sense of self.

The Colour of Dried Bones

Belleau, Lesley

United States

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