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Book award rescinded for romanticizing genocide
Houston, Tex.-When the Romance Writers of America announced their 2021 awards, the book At Love's Command by Karen Witemeyer, was presented as the best romance with religious or spiritual elements of 2021, as part of the inaugural... — Updated 6/23/2022
Visiting the Father
I wanted to have a better relationship with God. So, I started using my imagination because scripture tells us to think of those things which are above. I imagined myself going... — Updated 11/22/2021
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Beyond the Sixties Scoop Takes Reader on Journey of Healing
When you read Beyond the Sixties Scoop by Deborah Ironstand you'll be taken on a journey of brokenness, healing, and resiliency. Deborah writes about childhood memories of living... — Updated 9/2/2021
Chickasaw publications receive awards, recognition
ADA, Okla.-Two Chickasaw Press publications recently received recognition at the state and national level. The graphic novel Chickasaw Adventures: The Complete Collection was honore... — Updated 6/15/2020
New book accurately details Cherokee history
Three men I deeply admire-the late Dr. Duane King, Dr. Neil Morton and Dr. Bob Blackburn -collaborated to write an engaging new history book called, Cherokee Nation: A History of... — Updated 9/10/2018
DreamTrek: Journey Through the Night's Door
Paperback available through Amazon A woman becomes torn between her husband and a man from her past as she uncovers a dangerous scheme in this third installment of a series. After... — Updated 11/16/2017
Birth of the Chosen One
Dream Guidance Bitter Tears had returned home to be with her family and to He Gives Sons, the man she was promised to in marriage. Before they came together he discovered that she... — Updated 11/16/2017
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Book Review: Firewater How Alcohol is Killing My People (and Yours) by Harold R. Johnson University of Regina 180 pages Trade Paper Firewater is a tough read. What Harold Johnson... — Updated 7/15/2017
Richard Wagamese: "a national treasure gone too soon."
KAMLOOPS, BC-Author and journalist Richard Wagamese died in Kamloops, British Columbia on March 9. His death came just one week after he was nominated for a B.C. Book Prize for... — Updated 5/12/2017
Indigenous writers and books win big at Manitoba Book Awards
WINNIPEG, MB-The writing community gathered at the historic Fort Garry Hotel in downtown Winnipeg on April 22, to celebrate writing and honor excellence among its writers and... — Updated 5/12/2017
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Book Review: Osage murders explored in Killers of Flower Moon Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI by writer David Grann details the murders of... — Updated 5/12/2017
An Ojibwe elder shares his discovery of help and hope
The Grieving Indian by Arthur Holmes with George McPeek Indian Life Books, Paper Review by Dr. Robert R. Dawson The Grieving Indian is a gripping story which accents the problems... — Updated 3/13/2017
The Reason You Walk
Most Canadians have heard of Wab Kinew either from his reporting on CBC, as host of the 8th Fire documentary series or his involvement with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.... — Updated 1/9/2017
Indigenous voices from across Canada
First Nations Christian Writers- Volume 1 Anthology Edited by Dorene Meyer ISBN: 978-1-927410-31-8 Goldrock Press Paper 82 pages $9.95 Sixteen writers from large cities, isolated... — Updated 11/14/2016
A fast-paced murder mystery
By James R. Coggins Moody Publishers Paperback If you like mysteries and suspense thrillers, you'll love Who's Grace? by James G. Coggins. It's a fast paced murder mystery with a... — Updated 9/9/2016
It all began in a little northern town
Indian Life Books 150 pages Trade paper Review by Carla McKay This is the story of a young girl living in a remote northern Saskatchewan Cree community. As a child she realized... — Updated 5/14/2016
A Native American Worldview
IVP, Downers Grove, Illinois 2015 Review by John D Wilson I finished reading this short but challenging book while on a ministry trip in Papua. Here is why Rescuing the Gospel... — Updated 5/14/2016
BETTY: The Helen Betty Osborne Story
David Alexander Robertson Illustrated by Scott B. Henderson Highwater Press, Paper, 30 pages Ever since Tina Fontaine's brutally murdered body was pulled from the Red River in... — Updated 3/24/2016
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by Jane Kirkpatrick Revell, Baker Publishing Group Softcover 320 pages This is the story of three women-Letitia, a freed slave, Nancy, who leaves the life she loves to follow her... — Updated 1/16/2016
A courageous young girl brings help and hope in time of crisis
The Fire Walker by Shezza Ansloos Illustrator Sheldon Dawson Pemmican Publications, 2014 ISBN: 1894717937; 9781894717939 "The wind rocked the little village long ago, blowing out... — Updated 11/14/2015
100+ Native American Women Who Changed the World
The Peppertree Press Trade Paper 213 pages by K.B. Schaller Cherokee/Seminole National Best Books Award-winning author K.B. Schaller has compiled an extensive collection of... — Updated 11/14/2015
The Inconvenient Indian
Anchor Canada Trade Paper 314 pages Review by Carla McKay Whether you are Native or non-Native, you need to read this book. If you do so, you will have a totally different... — Updated 9/10/2015
Rez in the City
I finally broke my silence and good news I have been holding in for a couple of months. I entered an options agreement with a screenwriter from Hollywood to develop my book into a T... — Updated 9/10/2015
Neal McLeod wins Gabrielle Roy Prize
WATERLOO, ON-WLU Press author Neal McLeod has won the 2014 Gabrielle Roy Prize (English section) for his edited collection, Indigenous Poetics in Canada. In addition, Larissa Lai,... — Updated 8/1/2015
Champlin couple create fund to support Native students at BS
BEMIDJI, MN—A gift by retired biology teachers Dr. Darby and Geri Nelson to Bemidji State University’s Imagine Tomorrow campaign is intended to help American Indian students overcome financial obstacles, the BSU Foundation ann... — Updated 8/1/2015
