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"I was no chief and never had been, but because I had been more deeply wronged than others,
this honor was conferred upon me, and I resolved to prove worthy of the trust."
— Geronimo [1829-1909]
"What treaty that the whites have kept has the red man broken? Not one."
— Sitting Bull [circa 1831-1890]
"The white men are like locusts."
— ad for DreamWorks mini-series, 2005
General Links
Native Americans in the United States entry at Wikipedia
Native Peoples of Canada entry at Wikipedia
Native Peoples of Alaska entry at Wikipedia
Native Peoples of Hawai'i entry at Wikipedia
History > Native American > General books catalog at Amazon
Children's Literature > Folk Tales & Myths > Native American books catalog at Amazon
search DVDs at Amazon on keywords 'american indians'
Inter Tribal Council of Arizona [est. 1952]
California Tribal Alliance
Indigenous Language Institute
Native American Language Center at UC Davis
National Indian Youth Council [est. 1961] of Albuquerque, NM
First Nations website index
Indigenous Peoples Literature
Kiva Indian Art Gallery in Santa Fe, NM
Ndakinna Cultural Center (Non-Profit Native American Center) in Central Vermont
Red Nation Society social networking site [est. 2009]
National Relief Charities [] based in Sherman, Texas
Navajo Relief Fund []
West Coast Native News [est. 2012]
November is National Native American Heritage Heritage Month [est. 1990] in U.S.A.
Four Directions, Inc. - promotes Native American voting rights [est. 2002] is based in Chamberlain, SD
Native American Culture & Events
browse Native American Music category at Amazon
Native American Music Awards
Indian Country Today Media Network [est. 1981, online only 2011]
The Amerind Museum [est. 1937] in Dragoon, Arizona
The Heard Museum of Native Cultures & Art [est. 1929] in Phoenix, Arizona
Pueblo Grande Museum & Archeological Park [est. 1929] in Phoenix, Arizona
Indian Pueblo Cultural Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Red Paint Powwow [Jan 2014 = #11] in Silver City, New Mexico
Gathering of Nations Powwow [April 2013 = #30] in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Colorado Springs [CO] Native American InterTribal Powwow [July 2015 = #7]
Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial [Aug 2012 = #91] in Gallup, New Mexico
       
Cowboys & Indians Magazine [est. July 1993] subscribe: 8 issues/year for $24.95 via Amazon |
Native Peoples Magazine [est. 1987] subscribe: 6 issues/year for $19.95 via Amazon magazine website
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Tribes & Nations, A to Z
list of Indian reservations in the United States at Wikipedia
list of Indian reserves in Canada at Wikipedia
"Encyclopedia of Native American Tribes" by Carl Waldman
"Atlas of North American Indians" by Carl Waldman
States With The Most Native Americans
{compiled by the Albuquerque [NM] Journal newspaper in October 2013}
California: 739,964    Oklahoma: 415,371    Arizona: 366,954    New Mexico: 215,605    New York: 194,714
Washington: 188,071    Michigan: 128,335    Alaska: 126,999    Oregon: 104,143    Colorado: 102,451
Minnesota: 95,130    Wisconsin: 82,335    South Dakota: 76,205    Montana: 74,399    Nevada: 60,283
Utah: 53,679    Massachusetts: 45,653    North Dakota: 40,740    Idaho: 36,464    Wyoming: 18,692
{They left out Hawai'i with 10% Pacific Islanders, or 5.9% indiginous Hawaiians at around 80,000.}
Indian Country of Arizona
Indian Country of Colorado
Indian Country of The Dakotas
Indian Country of Idaho
Indian Country of Montana
Indian Country of Nebraska
Indian Country of Nevada
Indian Country of New Mexico
Indian Country of Oklahoma
Indian Country of Oregon
Indian Country of Utah
Indian Country of Washington State
Indian Country of Wyoming
The Eastern Band of Cherokees in North Carolina
The Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians in North Dakota
tribal website
K.K. Bold's tribal fansite
"Book of The Hopi" [] by Frank Waters
recommended by Tony Hillerman [1925-2008]
Navajo Country / Din้ Bik้yah [est. 1868] in Arizona, Utah (6.95%) & New Mexico
Navajo Nation [est. 1957] official website
Navajo Nation entry at Wikipedia
Navajo Nation Tourism Dept.
Navajo Nation Museum & Visitor's Center [est. 1997]
Navajo Nation Parks & Recreation
Steve Getzwiller's Navajo Rug Website
"One Nation, One Year" [2010] by Navajo photographer Don James
  | "Yellow Dirt: An American Story of A Poisoned Land and A People Betrayed" [2010] by Judy Pasternak
Kindle Edition from Free Press [9/2010] for $9.73 Free Press 8x5 pb [7/2011] for $11.25 Free Press 9¼x6½ hardcover [9/2010] for $17.07 author profile on LinkedIn |
Pueblo  Culture  Kachina/Katsina  Deities
The kachina/katsina figures have three forms in Pueblo cultures: the kachinas are several dozen gods that live on the San Francisco Peaks in Arizona,
they are realized by kachina dancer ceremonies of the Hopi and Zuni tribes, and they are represented by hand-made figurines.
general 'kachina' page at Wikipedia
Hopi kachinas entry at Wikipedia
Hopi kachina figure page at Wikipedia
Zuni kachinas entry at Wikipedia
Kachina figures available as dolls include Butterfly Kachina, Chasing Star Kachina, Crow Mother Kachina, Eagle Dancer Kachina, Hoop Dancer Kachina, Hummingbird Kachina, Kokopelli Kachina, Lizard Kachina, Morning Singer Kachina, Owl Kachina, Prairie Falcon Kachina, Rainbow Kachina, Rainbow Warrior Kachina, Red Tail Hawk Kachina, Smiling Grandmother Kachina, Sun Kachina, Warrior Kachina, White Buffalo Kachina, White Cloud Kachina, Wolf Kachina
Many more kachina figurines and other artifacts are available at the Navajo Kachina Store or the Kachina Country USA Store on Amazon
"The Kachina and The White Man: A Study of The Influences of White Culture On The Hopi Kachina Cult" [1954] by Frederick J. Dockstader
"Hopi Kachina Dolls: With A Key To Their Identification" [Univ New Mexico Press 1959] by Harold Sellers Colton
"Hopi Kachinas: The Complete Guide to Collecting Kachina Dolls" [9/1977] by Barton Wright
http://www.amazon.com/Hopi-Kachinas-Complete-Collecting-Kachina/dp/087358161X/
"Kachinas: Spirit Beings of The Hopi" [Avanyu Publng 1993]
text by J. Brent Ricks & Alexander E. Anthony Jr., 79 color paintings by Neil David Sr.
http://www.amazon.com/Kachinas-Spirit-Beings-Neil-David/dp/0936755539/
http://www.amazon.com/Kachinas-Spirit-J-Brent-Ricks/dp/0936755210/
"Clowns of The Hopi" [Northland Publng 1994] by Barton Wright ISBN 0-87358-572-0
  | "Nancy Drew #62: The Kachina Doll Mystery" [1981] by Carolyn Keene
Nancy and her friends arrive at a ranch in Arizona and discover that it is threatened by a series of unexplained accidents; Nancy teams with a ghost to solve two mysteries: locate a missing collection of ancient kachina dolls and find out who is trying to close down the ranch. Kindle Edition from Aladdin/Simon & Schuster [3/2015] for $3.99 Aladdin Books 7½x5¾ pb [4/86] out of print/used Wanderer 7½x5 pb [11/81] out of print/used Grosset & Dunlap 7¼x5 hardcover [4/2005] out of print/used many more such adventures are on the Nancy Drew Mysteries Page at BlackHat Mystery Bookstore |
  | "Big Kids Coloring Book: Animal Kachinas" [2019] by Dawn D. Boyer, PhD
50+ line-art illustrations of Native American motifs and kachina dolls with animal spirit heads ready to color in, as well as 30+ samples of line-art from the artist/authors other coloring books self-publd 11x8½ pb [6/2019] for $9.99 author's multi-profession website |
Historical  Native  American  Leaders  &  Scholars
Lakota Sioux medicine man Black Elk [1863-1950]
C-SPAN American Writers TV special
Wikipedia
"Black Elk In Paris" novel by Kate Horsley
classic "Black Elk Speaks"
Chiricahua Apache leader Cochise [1815-1874]: Wikipedia
Lakota Sioux war leader Crazy Horse [1840-1877]: Wikipedia
"The Authorized Biography of Crazy Horse and His Family"
Part One [2006]: "Creation, Spirituality & The Family Tree" /tt1533753/
Part Two [2007]: "Defending The Homeland Prior To The 1868 Treaty" /tt1533754/
"The Killing of Crazy Horse" [] by Thomas Powers
photographer Edward S. Curtis [1868-1952]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_S._Curtis
Dr. Charles Alexander Eastman [1858-1939]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Eastman
"The Soul of the Indian: An Interpretation" [Houghton 1911] 9780486430898 9781582186412
Gall (Phizํ) [1840?-1894], war leader of the Hunkpapa Lakota
Chiricahua Apache leader Geronimo [1829-1909]:
Wikipedia
Barrett's book of interviews w/Geronimo publd 190x
Ishi, Last of The Yani [1860?-1916]: Wikipedia
"Ishi Means Man" [Unicorn Press 1976]
by Thomas Merton, Foreword by Dorothy Day, Woodblock by Rita Corbin
"Ishi: The Last of His Tribe" [NBC-TV Dec 1978] /tt0077750/
"The Last of His Tribe" TV movie [H.B.O. March 1992] /tt0104690/ starring Graham Greene
Jed Riffe's award-winning documentary film "Ishi: The Last Yahi" documentary [PBS/WGBH-13 Dec 1992] /tt0104531/
broadcast Season 5, Episode 8 on "American Experience"; won Western Heritage Bronze Wrangler Award in 1995
"Ishi In Two Worlds: A Biography of The Last Wild Indian In North America" [Univ California Press, 2002]
by Theodora & Karl Kroeber ISBN 978-0-520-22940-2
"Ishi's Brain: In Search of America's Last 'Wild' Indian" [W.W. Norton, 2004] by Orin Starn ISBN 0-393-05133-1)
Chief Joseph [1840-1904] of the Nez Perce Tribe: Wikipedia
"One Sky Above Us" bio
Little Wolf (Ohkomhakit) [1820?-1904], chief of the Northern Cheyenne
journalist & photographer Charles F. Lummis [1859-1928]
Navajo war chief Manuelito [1818-1893]: Wikipedia
photographer Lee Moorhouse [1850-1926]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Moorhouse
"Peoples of The Plateau: The Indian Photographs of Lee Moorhouse, 1898-1915" []
Edited by Steven L. Grafe 0806137428
Comanche leader Quanah Parker [1840?-1911]:
Wikipedia
biog 0806127724/
Chief Powhatan [c.1547-c.1618]: Wikipedia
Lakota Sioux war leader Red Cloud [1822-1909]: Wikipedia
Chief Seattle
Sacajawea + Questar DVD
Cherokee intellect Sequoyah [1767?-1843]: Wikipedia
Lakota Sioux leader Sitting Bull [c. 1831 - 1890]: Wikipedia
Shawnee leader Tecumseh [1768?-1813]:
Wikipedia
"Tecumseh" Signet pb [3/82] 0451-11410-8 by Paul Joseph Lederer
Tecumsah's brother Tenskwatawa, known as 'The Prophet' [1775-1836]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenskwatawa
Apache leader Victorio [c.1825-1880]:
Wikipedia
bio by Kathleen P Chamberlian
"Avenging Victorio" by Dave De Witt
Northern Paiute religious leader Wovoka [c.1856-1932]: Wikipedia
Modern  Native  American  Leaders,  Authors  &  Artists
Native American Authors Project at Internet Public Library
Actors Section on the Native American Film Festival Page
Native American Actors Directory
Native American Democratic Caucus of New Mexico [est. 2005]  
  | "Contemporary Native American Artists [2012] by Suzanne Deats & Kitty Leaken featured artists include Richard Aitson; Althea & Joe Cajero, Jr.; Fritz J. Casuse; Upton Ethelbah, Jr.; Malcolm Furlow; Melanie Kirk-Lente & Michael Lente; Rhett Lynch; Jhane Myers; Jody Naranjo; Ed Archie Noisecat; Kevin Red Star; Dyani Reynolds-White Hawk; Penny Singer; Adrian Wall; C.J. Wells; and R. Lee White Gibbs Smith, Publrs 11x9 hardcover [6/2012] for $39.37 |
A.I.M. activist Anna Mae Aquash [1945-75]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Mae_Aquash
"The Unquiet Grave" [2006] by Steve Hendricks about Aquash's unsolved murder
author Sherman Alexie lives in Spokane, Washington
Kansas politician Charles Curtis [1860-1936]
first Native American U.S. Senator, sworn in January 1907; also elected Vice President in 1928
Dr. Vine Deloria, Jr. [1933-2005]: browse books
author Louise Erdrich
Native American renaissance man Gary Farmer
gallery in Santa Fe movie credits official website
Navajo painter & sculptor R.C. Gorman [1931-2005]
gallery [est. 1968] posters Artcyclopedia page
all books
RCGorman video "Mystique" on Earth VideoWorks
Chiracahua Apache sculptor Allan Houser [1914-1994]
Native American comedy team James & Ernie
musician & filmmaker Young Jibwe of Winnipeg, Canada
no entry at Wikipedia
"Missing: The Documentary" [indep Nov 2014]
not listed at IMDb directed & narrated by Young Jibwe of Winnipeg, Canada hour-long video no longer available at YouTube
2014 article on the PowWows.com blogsite
activist Winona LaDuke of the Anishinaabe tribe
official website Honor The Earth [est. 1993]
entry at Wikipedia
Cherokee tribal chief Wilma Mankiller [1945-2010]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilma_Mankiller
Wilma Mankiller Foundation
national-bestselling autobiography "Mankiller: A Chief and Her People" []
co-authored "Every Day Is A Good Day: Reflections By Contemporary Indigenous Women" []
  | "The Cherokee Word For Water" [indep 2013?] Filmed in Tahlequah, Oklahoma; true story of two Cherokee activists who inspired a depressed and hopeless village that was without water to build a sixteen-mile pipeline, working together as volunteers. Co-written & directed by Tim Kelly; co-produced & co-written by Louise Rubacky; starring Kimberly Guerrero, Moses 'Mo' Brings Plenty, Steve Reeves, Darryl Tonemah, Oren R. Lyons, Zahn McClarnon & Ben Livingston DVD/Blu-ray not yet available full credits at IMDb official movie site watch 6/2013 official trailer [2:08] at YouTube |
musician Robert Mirabal of Taos Pueblo, New Mexico
Mud Ponies band recordings
flutes website
Kiowa author N. Scott Momaday
author Tommy Orange lives in Angels Camp, California
browse books no author's website found (2018)
teaches creative writing at Institute of American Indian Arts [est. 1962] in Santa Fe, NM
  | "There There: A Novel" [2018] by Tommy Orange first novel, praised by Sherman Alexie Kindle Edition from Knopf/Random House [6/2018] for $13.99 Harvill Secker U.K. 9¼x6 pb [7/2018] for $11.93 Harvill Secker U.K. 9½x6½ hardcover [7/2018] for $13.81 Knopf 8¾x6 hardcover [6/2018] for $23.36 |
imprisoned activist Leonard Peltier
Crow Indian artist Kevin Red Star lives in Roberts, Montana
official website
entry at Wikipedia
  | "Kevin Red Star: Crow Indian Artist" [2014] by Daniel B. Gibson, Photography by Kitty Leaken Kindle Edition from Gibbs Smith [5/2014] for $9.99 Gibbs Smith 11½x10 hardcover [8/2014] for $50.00 |
California Luise๑o artist Fritz Scholder of Arizona
author Leslie Marmon Silko
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leslie_Marmon_Silko
  | "Ceremony: A Novel" [1977] by Leslie Marmon Silko
recommended by author Rudolfo Anaya as an essential study book about New Mexico Kindle Edition from Penguin Classic Books [2006 edition] for $9.99 Penguin Classic Books 8¼x5½ pb [12/2006] for $12.09 Penguin Books 7¾x5 pb [3/86] for $12.09 Signet mass pb [4/78] out of print/used book entry at Wikipedia |
folk singer Buffy St. Marie
Jim Thorpe
author James Welch
Books - Non-Fiction
History > Native American > General books catalog at Amazon
Children's Literature > Folk Tales & Myths > Native American books catalog at Amazon
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"Do All Indians Live in Tipis?: Questions and Answers From The National Museum of The American Indian" [2007]
HarperCollins 8¾x6 pb [9/2007] for $10.54 |
  | "The Jicarilla Apache: A Portrait" [2006] by Veronica E. Velarde Tiller, photography by Nancy Hunter Warren Univ NM Press 10x8 pb [10/2006] for $19.77 Univ NM Press 10¼x8¼ hardcover [10/2006] for $29.70 author's website |
  | "In The Hands of The Great Spirit: The 20,000-Year History of American Indians" [2003] by Jake Page
Free Press 8¼x5½ pb [4/2004] for $12.24 Free Press pb [2003] out of print/used Free Press 9½x6¼ hardcover [3/2003] out of print/many used |
  | "American Bison: A Natural History" [2002] by Dale F. Lott Univ CA Press 9¼x6¼ hardcover [9/2002] for $20.97 |
  | "Tiller's Guide To Indian Country: Economic Profiles of American Indian Reservations" [1996] Compiled by Veronica E. Velarde Tiller BowArrow Publng 11x9 hardcover [1/2006] out of print/used BowArrow Publng 11½x9 hardcover [8/96] out of print/used author's website |
  | "Indians of The Northwest" [1998] by Rochelle Cashdan
Discovery Enterprises 7¼x5¼ pb [9/98] for $7.95 "Indians of The Great Plains" [1998] by Kevin P. Supples Discovery Enterprises 7¼x5¼ pb [9/98] for $7.95 "Indians of the Northeast" [1997] by Karin Luisa Badt Discovery Enterprises 7¾x5¼ pb [3/97] out of print/used "Indians of The Southwest" [1997] by Karin Luisa Badt Discovery Enterprises 7¾x5½ pb [3/97] out of print/used |
  | "Indi'n Humor: Bicultural Play In Native America" [1993] by Kenneth Lincoln Oxford Univ Press 9x5¾ hardcover [5/93] for $125.00 |
  | "The Jicarilla Apache Tribe: A History" [1992] by Veronica E. Velarde Tiller BowArrow Publng 9x6 pb [1/2001] for $24.95 author's website |
  | "Pueblo Nations: Eight Centuries of Pueblo Indian History" [1992] by Joe S. Sando, Foreword by Regis Pecos recommended by author Rudolfo Anaya as an essential study book about New Mexico Clear Light Books 9x6 pb [8/92] for $15.26 Clear Light Books 9x6 hardcover [8/92] out of print/many used |
  | "The Tewa World: Space, Time, Being, and Becoming In A Pueblo Society" [1969] by Alfonso Ortiz recommended by author Rudolfo Anaya as an essential study book about New Mexico Univ Chicago Press 8¾x6 pb [2/72] for $16.59 Univ Chicago Press 8¾x6 hardcover [11/69] out of print/used |
"The Cambridge Companion To Native American Literature" [7/2005] by Joy Porter and Kenneth M. Roemer
https://www.amazon.com/Cambridge-Companion-American-Literature-Companions-ebook/dp/B00AA8JSX2/
"Handbook of Native American Literature" [6/2013] by Andrew Wiget
https://www.amazon.com/Handbook-American-Literature-Reference-Humanities-ebook/dp/B00DL1TPCO/
"Native American Songs and Poems: An Anthology" [Dover Thrift Editions 2/2012] by Brian Swann
https://www.amazon.com/Native-American-Songs-Poems-Anthology-ebook/dp/B00A62YFGW/
"The Oxford Handbook of Indigenous American Literature [7/2014] by James H. Cox and Daniel Heath Justice
https://www.amazon.com/Handbook-Indigenous-American-Literature-Handbooks-ebook/dp/B00MN979W8/
Books - Fiction
Southwest USA & Native American
Mysteries Page at BlackHat Mystery Bookstore
Readers of The Purple Sage Bookstore's
Tony Hillerman [1925-2008] Page
  | "The Delight Makers: A Novel of Prehistoric Pueblo Indian Life" [1890] by Adolph F. Bandelier, Introduction by Charles F. Lummis listed among the 100 Best Books In New Mexico [Jan 2011] "The book is a classic of its kind, and of great value both to futurists and to students of the unique aboriginal life of the great Southwest . . . with a thrilling plot" Kindle Edition from HardPress Publng [7/2014] for $7.95 HardPress Publng 9x6 pb [1/2012] for $21.95 Palala Press 9¼x6 hardcover [4/2016] for $29.95 Dodd, Mead & Co. 7½x5½ hardcover [1918] long out of print/used available as free online etexts at Internet Archive: [U.C.D.L. upload 9/2006] + [Cornell upload 11/2009] |
"The Vanishing American" [1925 novel] by Zane Grey [1872-1939]
Harper pb [10/91] for $5.49
"Laughing Boy" [1929] by Oliver La Farge [1901-63]
"The Last Frontier" [1941] by Howard Fast
M.E. Sharpe/North Castle 9x6 pb [2/97] for $23.95
  | "The Man Who Killed The Deer: A Novel of Pueblo Indian Life" [1942] by Frank Waters recommended by author Rudolfo Anaya as an essential study book about New Mexico Swallow Press / Ohio Univ 8½x6 pb [1989] for $10.26 Pocket mass pb [12/84] out of print/120+ used Ohio Univ Press 8x5¼ hardcover [6/42] out of print/used |
"The Light In The Forest" [1953] by Conrad Richter
  | "Cheyenne Autumn" [McGraw-Hill 1953] by Mari Sandoz [1896-1966]
A proud band of relocated Northern Cheyenne leaves the Indian Territory (Oklahoma) in 1878 to return to their ancestral homeland in Yellowstone, a trek of 1500 miles. Bison Books 8x5 2nd edition pb [10/2005] for $13.22 Bison Books 8x5¼ pb [2/92] for $12.71 Tandem Library 8¼x5½ hardcover [10/99] for $24.55 |
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"When The Legends Die" [1963 novel] by Hal Borland Bantam Starfire pb [8/84] for $5.99 |
  | "Little Big Man" [1964 novel] by Thomas Berger
Delacorte 8x5¼ pb [10/89] for $11.96 Isis UNABR audio [1/2000] for $99.95 "Return of Little Big Man" by Thomas Berger [1999] Back Bay 8¼x5½ pb [2/2000] for $11.16 Isis UNABR audio [1/2001] for $104.95 |
  | "Old Fish Hawk" [1970] by Mitchell F. Jayne [1928-2010]
Osage Indian Fish Hawk was raised in the wild; he discovers that he has outlived his Biblical three score and ten years allotment, and decides to return to his people's land to die. But first, he must avenge a death by tracking and killing an ancient & deadly wild boar. Pocket mass pb [6/71] out of print/used Lippincott 8¼x6 hardcover [1/70] out of print/used |
  | "Ceremony: A Novel" [1977] by Leslie Marmon Silko
recommended by author Rudolfo Anaya as an essential study book about New Mexico Kindle Edition from Penguin Classic Books [2006 edition] for $9.99 Penguin Classic Books 8¼x5½ pb [12/2006] for $12.09 Penguin Books 7¾x5 pb [3/86] for $12.09 Signet mass pb [4/78] out of print/used book entry at Wikipedia |
"Hanta Yo: An American Saga" [1979 NYT bestseller] by Ruth Beebe Hill
http://www.amazon.com/Hanta-Yo-Ruth-Beebe-Hill/dp/0446321443/
  | "A Yellow Raft In Blue Water: A Novel" [1987 bestseller] by Michael Dorris Mentioned as being read by Navajo cop Jim Chee in "Talking God" mystery novel [1989] by Tony Hillerman; narrative by a teenager, her mother, and her grandmother; the girl runs away from her Montana reservation and becomes a rodeo star. Picador 8¼x5½ pb [5/2003] for $10.20 Warner Books 7¾x5 pb [1/98] out of print/hundreds used Perfection Learning 8x5½ library hardcover [3/2003] for $18.60 |
  | "Dances With Wolves" [1988 novel] by Michael Blake Fawcett movie tie-in pb [11/90] for $6.99 Econo-Clad hardcover [10/99] for $13.35 Random House UNABR audio [10/96] out of print/used |
  | "Echoes of A Silent River: A Fictional Poetry-Prose Narrative of The True Largest Massacre of Native Americans In The History of The United States" [2003] by Rebekah Fawn Cochran A fictional look at the 1863 Bear River Massacre in Idaho. BookLocker 8¾x5½ pb [9/2003] for $14.95 publisher bookpage {also ebook} |
  | "I Am Apache: A Novel" aka "Apache: Girl Warrior" [2007] by Tanya Landman Candlewick Press 7¾x5 pb [7/2009] for $7.77 Walker Books 7½x5 pb [7/2007] out of print/used Candlewick Press 7¾x5 hardcover [8/2008] for $11.92 author's official website |
  | "Indian Country Noir" [2010] Edited by by Sarah Cortez & Liz Martinez
Kindle Edition from Akashic Books [2/2012] for $9.99 Akashic Books 8¼x5¼ pb [6/2010] for $12.06 14 brand-new stories in sections for the Four Directions: authors include Mistina Bates, Jean Rae Baxter, Lawrence Block, Joseph Bruchac, David Cole, Reed Farrel Coleman, O'Neil De Noux, A.A. Hedgecoke, Gerard Houarner, editor Martinez, R. Narvaez, Kimberly Roppolo, Leonard Schonberg, and Melisa Yi |
  | "Anasazi Ruin" [2012] by Jon Hovis Set among the Chaco Canyon anasazi (ancient people) civilization in northwest New Mexico, circa 1100 CE; a boy grows to manhood as the Chaco culture collapses around him. Kindle Edition from Casa de Snapdragon [2/2013] for $5.99 Casa de Snapdragon, LLC 9x6 pb [11/2012] for $12.56 |
  | "The Red Bird All-Indian Traveling Band" [2014] by Frances Washburn Set in 1969 on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota; a local rock band is run off the stage by a barrage of beer bottles, and before night's end, local activist Buffalo Ames is dead. Univ AZ Press 8¼x5½ pb [2/2014] for $13.16 author's ASU-AIS faculty homepage |
  | "7 Novels About Indians: Boxed Set" for Kindle [2014]
Kindle Edition from Amazon Digital Services [7/2014] for 99ข seven public domain novels, 1875 to 1906: three novels by Gen. Charles King [1844-1933]: "A Daughter of The Sioux" [1903], "An Apache Princess" [1903], and "Tonio, Son of The Sierras: A Story of The Apache War" [1906]; two novels by Karl May [1842-1912]: "Winnetou, The Apache Knight: Jack Hildreth Among The Indians" [1898] and The Treasure of Nugget Mountain" [1898]; "The Big Brother: A Story of Indian War" [1875] by George Cary Eggleston [1839-1911]; and "The Delight Makers: A Novel of Pre-Historic Pueblo Indians" [1890] by Adolph F. Bandelier [1840-1914] |
Native American Film Festival
search DVDs at Amazon on keywords 'american indians'
search on keyword 'indians' at Internet Movie Database
American Indian Film Institute [est. 1979] of San Francisco, CA
'Readers of The Purple Sage' Western Bookstore's
Native American Film Festival Page
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