On this twenty sixth day of Alaska Native Heritage Month, we’re highlighting “Iñuksuk: Northern Koyukon, Gwich’in, and Lower Tanana 1800-1901” by Netsaii Gwich’in author Adeline Peter Raboff. It’s …

Celebrating the fourth day of Alaska Native Heritage Month, we’re highlighting “Roughly for the North” by Inupiat writer Carrie Ayagaduk Ojanen. This beautiful book of poetry centers on Carrie’s an…

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Title: Animals on Country: Let’s look after the animals with Uncle Kuu Author: Victor Steffensen, illustrated by Sandra Steffensen Genre: Non-Fiction Publisher: Allen and Unwin Published: 2nd…

3/5: In the introduction, editor Joshua Whitehead says that the anthology had originally been dystopia themed but after everything (namely covid and the world being on fire), the focus was shifted to utopias. I’d say it’s still very dystopian and that makes it a bit heavy reading. There is a hopeful silver lining in each story, though. This was a mixed bunch. Some stories were very good, some would’ve needed a LOT more work. My favorites were Abacus, Andwànikàdjigan, Seed Children, and especially Eloise.

We're very excited about our feature book today, which is sure to be hotly anticipated in advance of its release next month. So, with no further ado, ...