Issue No. 2

indpetro Issue No. 2

Featuring the Works of Native American Writers

Poetry
Minerva Allen
(Assiniboine)
Native Ancestor

M. Cochise Anderson
(Chickasaw/Choctaw)
Burning Youth

Annette Arkeketa
(Muskogee-Creek/Otoe-Missouria)
CDIB*

Joseph Bruchac
(Abenaki)
Remembering Elms

Derek J. Cannon
(Kiowa)
Round One

Marilyn Dumont
(Metis)
The Devil’s Language

Jack Forbes
(Powhatan/Delaware)
When America Was A Brown Woman

Maja Guerrero
Yacqui/Opata
“The Real Woman, ‘Malinche’”

Geary Hobson
(Cherokee/Quapaw)
A Hunting Story

Pamela Green LaBarge
(Oneida)
The Web And The Wasteland

Victoria Lena Manyarrows
Tsalagt/Cherokee
Monochrome Indian

Joseph R. McGeshick
(Sokaogon Chippewa/Assiniboine Sioux)
The Indian In The Liquor Cabinet
Feature

Joy Harjo: The Music of Her Poetry
by Gabrielle David

An insightful with teacher, poet and musician Joy Harjo, who shares her thoughts on Native American culture and literature.

Essay

Whose Voice is Singing?
by Carol Snow Moon Bachofner, Abenaki

This brief yet penetrating essay raises the question of “what is a Native American Writer”?
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