Author Tommy Orange Gives Voice to Past and PresentTommy Orange's new novel, Wandering Stars, explores the generational trauma of Native American boarding schools through the intertwined histories of its characters.
Native American Trickster TalesThe trickster figure in Native American literature serves as an agent of transformation, influencing behavior and cultural morals.
The Girl Who Climbed to the SkyThe Girl Who Climbed to the Sky illustrates themes of determination, spiritual encounters, and the importance of home within Native American folklore.
Native American Trickster TalesThe trickster figure in Native American literature serves as an agent of transformation, influencing behavior and cultural morals.
The Girl Who Climbed to the SkyThe Girl Who Climbed to the Sky illustrates themes of determination, spiritual encounters, and the importance of home within Native American folklore.
The Daughter of the SunThe Daughter of the Sun is a Cherokee myth illustrating cultural values and the origin of Uktena, emphasizing balance and respect for nature.
Untsaiyi', the GamblerThe story 'Ûñtsaiyĭ', the Gambler', highlights the journey of maturity while embodying Cherokee cultural values through supernatural storytelling.
The Daughter of the SunThe Daughter of the Sun is a Cherokee myth illustrating cultural values and the origin of Uktena, emphasizing balance and respect for nature.
Untsaiyi', the GamblerThe story 'Ûñtsaiyĭ', the Gambler', highlights the journey of maturity while embodying Cherokee cultural values through supernatural storytelling.
The Man Who Married the Thunder SisterThe story illustrates the importance of faith and following instructions in Native American culture, emphasizing the consequences of personal judgment over spiritual guidance.
The Red EaglesThe Red Eagles reverses traditional portrayals of eagles, illustrating that not everything is as it seems, a central theme in Cheyenne storytelling.