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Borderlands & Bloodlines
by author: Gloria Alvernaz Mulcahy.
This book reflects her Tsalagi / Aniyunwiya roots exploring how displacements and re-locations become journeys of necessity.
The poems are embedded in all our relations where cultures/races and classes touch edges occupying land, sea and sacred spaces.
Ceremonies for the Dead
By Author: Giles Benaway
Ceremonies for the Dead examines the haunting themes of inter-generational trauma, cyclical abuse and inherited grief. Four generations of the dead take turns narrating these themes, navigating from the Great Lakes through the Appalachian Mountains, and examining the fur trade, an exile from Minnesota, the experiences of West Virginia coal miners, and the legacy of mission schools. Black humour and satire fill the collection, illuminating a fierce determination to survive and resist colonization and the endurance of culture and identity under extreme duress.
Ceremonies for the Dead is the debut book of poetry written by Giles Benaway.
Looking Into the Eyes of My Forgotten Dreams
by author: Joseph A Dandurant.
The book Looking Into the Eyes of My Forgotten Dreams by Joseph A Dandurant ..with subjects such as suicide, small pox, sexual abuse, alcoholism, and the nature of residential school life; this is not poetry for the faint of heart. It is a testament to a lost and alienated culture.
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