Native American author Tommy Orange selected as the next Future Library writer
The author Tommy Orange is the 11th writer to contribute to the Future Library project, with his manuscript to be stored until 2114, continuing a legacy of secret works.
History, addiction and community in Tommy Orange's latest novel - High Country News
Orange's sequel, Wandering Stars, delves into ancestral history and the ongoing struggles faced by a Native American family, tackling themes of oppression and addiction.
In 'Wandering Stars,' Tommy Orange Traces a Family's Scars Across Six Generations
Addiction impacts families deeply
Exploration of trauma and addiction in storytelling
History, addiction and community in Tommy Orange's latest novel - High Country News
Orange's sequel, Wandering Stars, delves into ancestral history and the ongoing struggles faced by a Native American family, tackling themes of oppression and addiction.
In 'Wandering Stars,' Tommy Orange Traces a Family's Scars Across Six Generations
Addiction impacts families deeply
Exploration of trauma and addiction in storytelling
Wandering Stars is a powerful follow-up to 'There There' by Tommy Orange.
The book delves into the historical context of Native Americans and the impact of institutions like the Carlisle Indian Industrial School.
Tommy Orange's 'Wandering Stars' is a powerful follow up to 'There There'
Wandering Stars is both a sequel and a prequel to Tommy Orange's debut novel, exploring the long-term effects of Native American history on a specific family lineage.
The novel delves into the themes of trauma, dislocation, and forced assimilation, emphasizing the importance of family and ancestral stories in shaping identity.
Tommy Orange Discusses 'Wandering Stars'
Wandering Stars is a powerful follow-up to 'There There' by Tommy Orange.
The book delves into the historical context of Native Americans and the impact of institutions like the Carlisle Indian Industrial School.
Tommy Orange's 'Wandering Stars' is a powerful follow up to 'There There'
Wandering Stars is both a sequel and a prequel to Tommy Orange's debut novel, exploring the long-term effects of Native American history on a specific family lineage.
The novel delves into the themes of trauma, dislocation, and forced assimilation, emphasizing the importance of family and ancestral stories in shaping identity.
Wandering Stars is Tommy Orange's second novel following the Bear Shield-Red Feather family dealing with the aftermath of a shooting at an Oakland powwow.
The book received a starred review from Publishers Weekly as a 'devastating narrative' solidifying Orange's place in Native American literature.