It should be! The best in horror fiction today is written by Native authors.

Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, In the Garden of Beasts.

I like this Pope, but it is going to take a lot more than this to atone for the crimes by the Church against Indigenous peoples. Not sure I am seeing Indigenous voices weighing on here. We should be listening to them.

I have found some of the most interesting books at Dollar Tree, but you do have to pick through them. Well-written books don’t always make the bestseller list.

I grew up in NE WI, off reservation and culturally disconnected from my Menominee tribe. Other than my family, I knew no other Indigenous folks. Your experiences are not surprising. Wāēwāēnen for sharing and I hope your students took the discussion to heart.

Similar - papers containing tribal identity discovered in grandma’s attic evolved into a fam secret of white passing to keep their land, and also, discovery of 1% Native DNA “proved” this person’s Indigenous ancestors. And of course explained their prominent cheekbones and high forehead.

Ahh, posts like this recall my working years and how grateful I am to be retired.

It’s a fabulous cover album as only Bowie could do. Sorrow is my favorite.