If stories come to you, care for them. And learn to give them away where they are needed. Sometimes a person needs a story more than food to stay alive.—Barry Lopez, in Crow and Weasel
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- Terra Trevor is an essayist and a memoirist. She i...
- You Who Are In My Stories
- We Who Walk the Seven Ways (University of Nebraska...
- A Winter Solstice Love Story
- Dancing to Remember: Native California
- Tomol Evening: California's Indigenous Peoples
- Tomol Trek: California's Indigenous Peoples
- Race, Ethnicity and My Face
- Memoir, Migration and This Wilderness in My Blood
- River, Blood, And Corn Literary Journal: A Communi...
- An Afternoon with Wilma Mankiller
- Autumn in Dixon, New Mexico
- The Cherokee Word for Water
- An All-American Korean American 4th of July
- Journal Writing and Talking Circles With Kids and ...
- Three Sections from MY LIFE
- Sunrise
- Native America: 10 of my favorite places in the US...
- What Thanksgiving Means To This Mixed-blood Americ...
- Halloween: Why Native-inspired Halloween costumes ...
- Goodby Columbus: It’s still important to challenge...
- It's A Very Dirty Job
- American Indians In Children's Literature
- Freefall Home
- The Stories His Banjo Told
- Rejecting cancer language in terms of winning, or ...
- Voices Confronting Pediatric Brain Tumors (Johns H...
- My Journey Toward Less
- The Clothes We Wear at Home
- Project December: Happier With Less
- Deciding to Live with Less and Other Lessons Learn...
- A Small Wardrobe for a Lithe Life: Project 333
- One Possible Thing Before Breakfast
- Today I am every age I ever was
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