--Terry P. Wilson, in SAIL
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(ROLLIE) LYNN RIGGS (1899-1954)::::{Cherokee}
| Characteristic Work(s):
Green Grow the Lilacs (1931; drama) |
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Lynn Riggs, 1899-1954
--brief bio, link, bib entry (Native American Authors Project)
JOHN LAME DEER (John Fire) (1903-1976)::::{Oglala Lakota} 
| Characteristic Work(s):
Lame Deer, Seeker of Visions (1972; autobiog.; with Richard Erdoes) |
Lame Deer, John Fire
--substantial bio (American National Biography Online)
John (Fire) Lame Deer, 1903-1976
--brief bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
Lame Deer, Seeker of Visions
--treatment of the book from a postcolonialist view (Colonial & Postcolonial Literary Dialogues [WMU])
WHITE BUFFALO CALF WOMAN Brings The First
Pipe--As told by: John Fire Lame Deer, in 1967
(Arvol Looking Horse)
D'ARCY McNICKLE (1904-1977)::::{Cree/Salish/Kootenai}
| Characteristic Work(s):
Native American Tribalism: Indian Renewals and Survivals (1973; nonfiction); novels::
The Surrounded (1936); Runner in the Sun (1954); Wind from an Enemy Sky (1978) |
D'Arcy William McNickle
--pict, substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
Biography of D'Arcy McNickle
(Newberry Library/McNickle Center)
D'Arcy William McNickle, 1904-1977
--brief bio, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
MODERN NATIVE AUTHORS::::
LOUIS OLIVER (Little Coon) (1904-1991)::::{Muscogee/Yuchi}
| Characteristic Work(s):
Caught in a Willow Net (1983; poetry) |
Oklahoma Author: Louis (Little Coon) Oliver
--pict, brief bio, bibliography (Storytellers)
"I Do Not Waste What Is Wild . . . Louis (Little Coon) Oliver"
--Maurice Kenny's tribute to Oliver (and Harjo's elegy for Oliver, "Fishing") (Storytellers)
Louis Oliver (Little Coon), 1904-1991
--links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
THOMAS S. WHITECLOUD (1904-1977)::::{Ojibwe}
| Characteristic Work(s):
poetry, short stories (e.g., "Blue Winds Dancing" [1938]) |
Thomas S. Whitecloud (Chippewa)
--bio, links (Heath Anthology Author Pages)
Thomas S. Whitecloud, 1914-1972
--link to poem, bib entry (Native American Authors Project)
"An Indian's Prayer
--text of poem (AAIP)
"Thief"
--text of poem (TCG: /NAlitT.html)
MARY TALL MOUNTAIN (1918-1994)::::{Koyukon Athabascan}
| Characteristic Work(s):
poetry:: There Is No Word for Goodbye (1981); Listen to the Night: Poems to the Animal Spirits of Mother Earth (1995)
|
Mary Tall Mountain, 1918-1994
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
Mary Tall Mountain
--pict, brief bio (npatterson.net)
NORMAN H. RUSSELL (1921-)::::{Cherokee}
| Characteristic Work(s):
Indian Thoughts: My Journey (1980; poetry) |
--links?--WHAT links?!--yet one of the first Native poets I enjoyed, back in the 70's . . .
"anna wauneka comes to my hogan"
--text of poem (TCG: /NAlitT.html)
RALPH SALISBURY (1924-)::::{Cherokee}
| Characteristic Work(s): [FULL ENTRY FORTHCOMING] |
CARROLL ARNETT (1927-1997)::::{Cherokee}
| Characteristic Work(s): poetry |
Carroll Arnett (Gogisgi), 1927-1997
--brief bio, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
Gogisgi/Carroll Arnett
--brief bio (in French), several poems--with French translations! (surledosdelatortue.free.fr)
NORA MARKS DAUENHAUER (1927-)::::{Tlingit}
| Characteristic Work(s):
Droning Shaman (1988; poetry, translations) |
Nora Marks Dauenhauer (Keixwenei), 1927-
--bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
Nora Marks Dauenhauer
--1992 interview (U of Arizona)
"'Listen for Sounds': An Introduction to Alaska Native Poets Nora Marks Dauenhauer, Fred Bigjim, and Robert Davis"
(The Northern Review, Summer 1993)
"A Poem for Jim Nagataak'w (Jakwteen) My Grandfather,
Blind and Nearly Deaf" --text of poem (worldofpoetry.org)
MAURICE KENNY (1929-)::::{Mohawk} 
| Characteristic Work(s):
Backward to Forward: Prose Pieces (1197; essays); poetry:: The Smell of Slaughter (1982);
The Mama Poems (1984); Is Summer This Bear (1985); Between Two Rivers (1987);
On Second Thought (1995); In the Time of the Present (2000) |
Maurice Kenny
--pict, brief bio, bibliography, extensive links (Storytellers)
"Greyhounding to Billings, Montana"
--text of poem (Storytellers)
"I Do Not Waste What Is Wild . . . Louis (Little Coon) Oliver"
--Maurice Kenny's tribute to Oliver (and Harjo's elegy for Oliver, "Fishing") (Storytellers)
Kenny, Maurice (b. 1929)
--biography from a gay perspective (glbtq.com)
Maurice Kenny, 1929-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
"wild turkey in massena, n.y."
--text of poem (TCG: /NAlitT.html)
ELIZABETH COOK-LYNN (1930-)::::{Dakota}
--I met her!
| Characteristic Work(s):
Then Badger Said This (1977; poems & stories); nonfiction:: Why I Can't Read Wallace Stegner and Other Essays;
Anti-Indianism in Modern America: A Voice from Tatekeya's Earth (2001) |
Elizabeth Cook-Lynn
--pict, brief bio, bibliography, links (Storytellers)
Elizabeth Cook-Lynn
--quot., pict, critical bio, bibliography, & links (Voices from the Gaps)
Elizabeth Cook-Lynn
--substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
Elizabeth Cook-Lynn, 1930-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
OREN LYONS (1930-)::::{Onondaga Iroquois}
| Characteristic Work(s):
"I See No Seat For The Eagles. . . ." (1992; speech) |
Chief Oren Lyons
--pict, substantial bio, links (Jo Ag Quis Ho, at fraktali.849pm.com)
Chief Oren Lyons' December 1992 address to the United Nations
--text of speech (fraktali.849pm.com)
Oren Lyons, 1930-
--links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
CARTER REVARD (1931-)::::{Osage/Ponca} 
| Characteristic Work(s):
poetry:: Ponca War Dancers (1980); An Eagle Nation (1993); Winning the Dust Bowl (2001) |
Carter Revard
--pict, brief bio, bibliography, links (Storytellers)
"Over By Fairfax, Leaving Tracks "
--text of poem (Storytellers)
Carter Revard
--substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
Carter Revard (Nompehwahteh), 1931-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
Profile: Carter Revard
--pict, bio (indigenations.com)
JIM BARNES (1933-)::::{Choctaw}
| Characteristic Work(s):
poetry:: The American Book of the Dead (1982); A Season of Loss (1985); La Plata Cantata (1989);
The Sawdust War (1992) |
Jim Barnes
--pict, brief bio, bibliography, links (Storytellers)
Jim Barnes
--pict, bio, and several poems (thehypertexts.com)
Jim Barnes, 1933-
--a few links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
"The Good Dark"
--text of poem (Verse Daily)
VINE DELORIA, JR. (1933-)::::{{Yankton Sioux (Nakota)/Santee Sioux (Dakota)/Hunkpapa Lakota} 
| Characteristic Work(s):
nonfiction (cultural criticism)--Custer Died for Your Sins (1969); God is Red (1994);
For This Land: Writings on Religion in America (1999) |
Vine Deloria, Jr.
--pict, substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
Vine Deloria
--bio and thorough bibliography (Worlds of Thought)
Vine Deloria Jr., 1933-
--bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
"Forward" [to Black Elk Speaks]
--by Vine Deloria, Jr. (UNL)
VIRGINIA DRIVING HAWK SNEVE (pronounced "SNAY-vee") (1933-)::::{Lakota}
| Characteristic Work(s): juvenile
fiction; Completing the Circle (1995; nonfiction) |
Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve
--quot., pict, critical bio, bibliography, links (Voices from the Gaps)
The Annual Joseph Harper Cash Memorial Lecture, Fall 1997
--pict & bio for the lecture (U of SoDak)
Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve (Virginia Driving Hawk), 1933-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
N. SCOTT MOMADAY (1934-)::::{Kiowa/Cherokee} 
| Characteristic Work(s):
House Made of Dawn (1968; novel); The Way to Rainy Mountain (1969; "folklore");
The Names: A Memoir (1976; autobiog.); In the Presence of the Sun (stories & poems;
1992); The Man Made of Words (1997; stories & essays)poetry:: Angle of Geese (1974);
The Gourd Dancer (1976); In the Bear's House (1999) |
N. Scott Momaday (1934-)
--pict, extensive links (Modern American Poetry)
N. Scott Momaday: Biographical, Literary, and Multicultural Contexts
--substantial critical biography/bibliography (Modern American Poetry)
N. Scott Momaday
--substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
N. Scott Momaday (Kiowa) (1934-)
--primary/secondary bibliography (Perspectives in American Literature)
N. Scott Momaday, 1934-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
"N. Scott Momaday: Mandarin Tribal Voice"
--online (at times refreshingly irreverent) critical essay (dancingbadger.com)
"Diamonds and Turquoise: The Poetry of N. Scott Momaday"
--online essay (Mick McAllister, At Wanderer's Well [dancingbadger.com])
"December 29, 1890"
--text of poem (TCG: /NAlitT.html)
CAROL LEE SANCHEZ (1934-)::::{Laguna Pueblo/Lakota}
| Characteristic Work(s): [FULL ENTRY FORTHCOMING] |
GERALD VIZENOR (1934-)::::{Ojibwe} 
| Characteristic Work(s):
Interior Landscapes (1990; autobiog. essays); critical essays:: Manifest Manners (1994);
Fugitive Poses (1998); novels:: Griever (1986); Bearheart (1990); The Heirs of Columbus (1991);
Dead Voices (1992); poetry (especially haiku) |
Gerald Vizenor
--pict, bio, bibliography, links (Minnesota Author Biographies Project)
Gerald Vizenor
--pict, brief bio, bibliography, extensive links (Storytellers)
Gerald Vizenor, 1934-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
Gerald Vizenor
--special issue devoted to Vizenor, in SAIL (Spring, 1997)
Gerald Vizenor in Dialogue with A. Robert Lee
--interview from Postindian Conversations (Weber Studies)
On Teaching: Gerald Vizenor
--as recounted by Mary Ellen Butler (UC Berkeley)
PETER BLUE CLOUD (1935-)::::{Mohawk}
| Characteristic Work(s):
Elderberry Flute Song: Contemporary Coyote Tales (1982); Sketches in Winter, With Crows (1984) |
Peter Blue Cloud (Aroniawenrate), 1935-
--brief bio, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
Peter Blue Cloud: "Badger's Son"
--a Coyote story (Edge-ucation Council)
HYEMEYOHSTS STORM (pronounced "Hi-you-may-ohsts") (1935-)::::{Cheyenne/Crow?}
| Characteristic Work(s):
Seven Arrows (1972) |
Hyemeyohsts (Wolf) Storm, 1935-
--links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
"He Never Cries Wolf"
--article acknowledging the controversy regarding Storm (Sarah Phelan)
DUANE NIATUM (pronounced "NIGH-yuh-tum") (1938-)::::{Klallam}
| Characteristic Work(s):
Drawings of the Song Animals (1991; poetry) |
Duane Niatum
--pict, brief bio, bibliography, extensive links (Storytellers)
"Drawings Of The Song Animals"
--text of poem (Storytellers)
"Snowy Owl Near Ocean Shores"
--text of poem (Storytellers)
Duane Niatum
--substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
Profile: Duane Niatum
--pict, bio (indigenations.com)
Duane Niatum, 1938-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
PAULA GUNN ALLEN (1939-)::::{Pueblo/Lakota} 
| Characteristic Work(s):
poetry; The Sacred Hoop (1986; literary/cultural criticism); Life Is a Fatal Disease (poetry; 1996) |
Paula Gunn Allen
--pict, brief bio, bibliography, extensive links (Storytellers)
"And Then, Twenty Years Later . . .": A Conversation with Paula Gunn Allen
--interview by John Purdy (Storytellers)
Paula Gunn Allen
--quot., pict, critical bio, bibliography, & links (Voices from the Gaps)
Paula Gunn Allen
--substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
Paula Gunn Allen, 1939-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
WILLIAM LEAST HEAT-MOON (William Trogdon) (1939-)::::{Osage["?"]}
| Characteristic Work(s):
nonfiction:: Blue Highways (1983); PrairyErth (1991) |
William Least Heat-Moon
--author's home page
William Least Heat-Moon, 1939-
--links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
MARIA CAMPBELL (1940-)::::{Metis}
| Characteristic Work(s):
Halfbreed (1973; autobiog.) |
Maria Campbell (Metis)
--substantial bio (cuny.edu)
Maria Campbell
--cultural background of Halfbreed (U of British Columbia)
Maria Campbell, 1940-
--brief bio, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
ROBERT J. CONLEY (1940-)::::{Cherokee}
| Characteristic Work(s):
novels (Westerns); poetry |
Robert Conley
--picts, brief bio, bibliography, extensive links (Storytellers)
Robert J. Conley, 1940-
--pict, brief bio, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
JIMMIE DURHAM (1940-)::::{Cherokee}
| Characteristic Work(s):
Columbus Day (1983; poetry) |
J i m m i e D u r h a m
--brief bio, visual-art exhibits, bibliography (First Nations Art)
Jimmie Durham, 1940-
--links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
"Columbus Day"
--text of poem (TCG: /NAlitT.html)
JAMES WELCH (1940-2003)::::{Blackfeet/Gros Ventre} 
| Characteristic Work(s):
Riding the Earthboy 40 (1971; poetry); Killing Custer (1995; nonfiction); novels:: Winter in
the Blood (1974); The Death of Jim Loney (1979); Fools Crow (1987); The Indian Lawyer (1990) |
James Welch ~ American Novelist, American Indian
--extensive critical biography/annotated bibliography (dancingbadger.com)
James Welch (1940-)
--scholarly treatment of Welch's style, themes, etc. (nativepubs.com)
About James Welch: A Profile
--critical biography (Don Lee, in Ploughshares)
James Welch, 1940-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
James Welch
--brief interview & picture (Colorado Springs Independent, 1999)
"The Death of Jim Loney"
--several brief scholarly essays on the novel (SAIL)
BETH BRANT (1941-)::::{Mohawk}
| Characteristic Work(s):
Writing as Witness: Essay and Talk (1994; nonfiction) |
Beth E. Brant (Degonwadonti)
--quot., pict, critical bio, bibliography, links (Voices from the Gaps)
Beth Brant
--substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
Beth E. Brant (Degonwadonti), 1941-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
DIANE GLANCY (1941-)::::{Cherokee}
| Characteristic Work(s):
poetry; drama; fiction:: Firesticks: A Collection of Stories (1993); Pushing the Bear: A Novel of
the Trail of Tears (1996; novel) |
Diane Glancy
--pict, brief bio, bibliography, extensive links (Storytellers)
Diane Glancy
--quot., pict, critical bio, bibliography, links (Voices from the Gaps)
Diane Glancy
--substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
Diane Glancy, 1941-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
Poets & Poems: Diane Glancy
--texts of three poems (Poetry Project)
GEARY HOBSON (1941-)::::{Cherokee/Quawpaw/Chickasaw}
| Characteristic Work(s):
essays/literary criticism; Deer Hunting and Other Poems (1990) |
Geary Hobson
--substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
Geary Hobson, 1941-
--bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
SIMON J. ORTIZ (1941-)::::{Acoma Pueblo} 
--I met him!
| Characteristic Work(s):
poetry:: Going for the Rain (1976); From Sand Creek (1981); Woven Stone (1992);
After and Before the Lightning (1994) |
Simon J. Ortiz
--substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
Simon J. Ortiz
--pict, brief bio, audio/video of readings (CounterBalance Poetry)
Simon Ortiz
--including .wav file of Ortiz reading (Writing the Southwest)
Simon J. Ortiz, 1941-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
"A Designated National Park"
--text of poem (hanksville.org)
"Many Farms Notes"
--text of poem (hanksville.org)
"Something Wicked This Way Comes: Warnings by Simon Ortiz and Martin Cruz Smith"
--by Gregg Graber (in Wicazo Sa Review)
"Four Poems for a Child Son"
--text of poem (TCG: /NAlitT.html)
JOSEPH BRUCHAC (1942-)::::{Abenaki} 
| Characteristic Work(s):
poetry:: Near the Mountains (1987); No Borders (1999); children's eco-literature (e.g.,
the Keepers of the Earth series [with Michael Caduto] |
Joseph Bruchac Storyteller & Writer
--author's home page
Joseph Bruchac, III
--substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
Meet the Author: Joseph Bruchac
(Houghton Mifflin)
Joseph Bruchac, 1942-
--brief bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
An Interview with Joseph Bruchac
--by Eliza T. Dresang (CCBC)
RAYNA GREEN (1942-)::::{Cherokee}
| Characteristic Work(s):
literary criticism, poetry |
Rayna D. Green
--quot., critical bio, bibliography, links (Voices from the Gaps)
Rayna D. Green--Director, American Indian Program
--her page at the Smithsonian Institution
Rayna Diane Green, 1942-
--bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
MARTIN CRUZ SMITH (MARTIN WILLIAM SMITH) (1942-)::::{Senecú del Sur Pueblo/Yaqui}
| Characteristic Work(s): [FULL ENTRY FORTHCOMING] |
THOMAS KING (1943-)::::{Cherokee}
| Characteristic Work(s):
novels: Medicine River (1990); Green Grass, Running Water (1993) |
"A Writer Without Reservations"
--"Profile" by Mary Dickieson (uoguelph.ca)
Thomas King, 1943-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
Thomas King
--pict, brief bio (Canadian Literature Online)
Green Grass, Running Water
--several editorial reviews of the novel at Amazon.com
LANCE HENSON (1944-)::::{Cheyenne/Oglala Lakota}
--I met him!
| Characteristic Work(s): poetry::
Another Song for America (1987); Another Distance (1991); A Cheyenne Sketchbook (1992);
Strong Heart Song (1997) |
Lance Henson
--pict, brief bio, bibliography, links (Storytellers)
"revolutionary song"
--text of poem (Storytellers)
untitled ("nah shi neh")
--text of poem (Storytellers)
Lance Henson, 1944-
--bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
"woodpecker song"
--text of poem (TCG: /NAlitT.html)
RON WELBURN (1944-)::::{Cherokee/Conoy}
| Characteristic Work(s):
Heartland: Selected Poems (1981) |
Ron Welburn
--pict, brief bio, bibliography, links (Storytellers)
Ron Welburn
--links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
"Native American Studies"
--Welburn's Foreword to Native American Studies essay collection (umass.edu)
MICHAEL DORRIS (1945-1997)::::{Modoc["?"]}
| Characteristic Work(s):
A Yellow Raft in Blue Water (1987; novel); The Broken Cord (1989; autobiog.) |
Michael Dorris
--substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
Michael Dorris, 1945-1997
--links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
A Conversation With Michael Dorris
--1996 interview by Daniel Bourne (Artful Dodge)
HANAY GEIOGAMAH (1945-)::::{Kiowa}
| Characteristic Work(s): drama
(e.g., Body Indian [1972]) |
Hanay Geiogamah
--substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
Hanay Geiogamah, 1945-
--brief bio, link, bib entry (Native American Authors Project)
"Secret to achieving literary success is overcoming fear"
--article largely about Geiogamah (Emma Rodgers, at UCLA)
PHILLIP H. RED EAGLE (1945-)::::{Dakota/Puget Sound Salish}
| Characteristic Work(s): [FULL ENTRY FORTHCOMING] |
BARNEY BUSH (1946-)::::{Shawnee/Cayuga}
| Characteristic Work(s):
Petroglyphs (1981; poetry) |
Barney Furman Bush
--substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
Barney Bush, 1946-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
Barney Bush
--contact info, brief bio, list of music CD's (Tumblewords/New Mexico Writer's Contact Directory)
CHRYSTOS (1946-)::::{Menominee}
| Characteristic Work(s):
poetry:: Not Vanishing (1988); Fire Power (1995) |
Chrystos
--quot., pict, critical bio, bibliography, links (Voices from the Gaps)
Chrystos , 1946-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
Chrystos Poetry Page
--"fan" page, with poems
ED EDMO (1946-)::::{Shonoshone-Bannock/Nez Perce/Yakima}
| Characteristic Work(s): poetry, drama |
"Humor, Sadness & Understanding are
all part of Ed Edmo's Gift" --article (grandronde.org)
"I'm Not Going to Get Burned Out"
--text of poem (TCG: /NAlitT.html)
ADRIAN C. LOUIS (1946-)::::{Northern Paiute}
--I met him!
| Characteristic Work(s):
Skins (1995; novel); poetry:: Among the Dog Eaters (1992); Bone & Juice (2001) |
Adrian C. Louis
--pict, brief bio, bibliography, links (Storytellers)
Adrian C. Louis
--pict, extensive links (Modern American Poetry)
Adrian Louis
--links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
Adrian C. Louis
--links to several online texts by Louis, from Ploughshares
"Note to a Culture Vulture"
--text of poem (Ploughshares)
"Manifest Destination"
--text of poem (Salt Hill [hypertxt.com])
"The Intellectual in Pine Ridge"
--text of poem (TCG: /NAlitT.html)
"Jehovah Calls In Sick Again"
--text of poem (TCG: /NAlitT.html)
ROBERTA HILL (WHITEMAN) (1947-)::::{Oneida}
| Characteristic Work(s):
poetry:: Star Quilt (1984); Philadelphia Flowers (1996) |
Roberta Hill
--pict, brief bio, bibliography, links (Storytellers)
Roberta Hill Whiteman
--quot., pict, critical bio, bibliography, links (Voices from the Gaps)--oops, dead link!
Roberta Hill Whiteman (Oneida) (b. 1947)
--teaching materials/questions (Heath Online)
Roberta Hill Whiteman, 1947-
--links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
JANET CAMPBELL HALE (1947-)::::{Coeur d'Alene/Kootenai}
| Characteristic Work(s):
The Jailing of Cecelia Capture (1985; novel); Bloodlines: Odyssey of a Native Daughter (1993; autobiog.) |
Janet Campbell Hale
--pict, brief bio, bibliography, links (Storytellers)
?Janet Campbell Hale?
--quot., pict, critical bio, bibliography, links (Voices from the Gaps)
Janet Campbell Hale
--substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
Janet Campbell Hale, 1947-
--links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
Amazon.com talks to Janet Campbell Hale
--interview
LINDA HOGAN (1947-)::::{Chickasaw} 
--I met her!
| Characteristic Work(s):
Dwellings (1996; essays); Red Clay: Poems & Stories (1991); poetry:: Calling Myself Home
(1978); Eclipse (1983); Seeing Through the Sun (1985); The Book of Medicines (1993) |
Linda Hogan
--pict, brief bio, bibliography, extensive links (Storytellers)
Linda Hogan
--quot., pict, critical bio, bibliography (Voices from the Gaps)
Linda Hogan
--pict, annotated bib (with ecological emphasis) (SoultoSpirit.com)
Linda Hogan, 1947-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
Linda Hogan
--including .wav file of Hogan reading (Writing the Southwest)
"Hogan exposes Native history in her storytelling fiction"
--account of Hogan's visit to a class at UC Davis
"Crow Law"
--text of poem (TCG: /NAlitT.html)
"Missing the Animals"
--text of poem (TCG: /NAlitT.html)
"The Ritual Life of Animals"
--text of poem (TCG: /NAlitT.html)
"Travelers"
--text of poem (TCG: /NAlitT.html)
"Who Will Speak?"
--text of poem (TCG: /NAlitT.html)
JEANNETTE ARMSTRONG (1948-)::::{Okanagan}
| Characteristic Work(s):
novels; poetry: Slash (1985; novel); Whispering in Shadows (2000; novel) |
Jeannette Armstrong
--quot., pict, critical bio, bibliography, links (Voices from the Gaps)
Jeannette Armstrong, 1948-
----brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
LOUIS OWENS (1948-)::::{Choctaw/Cherokee}
| Characteristic Work(s):
literary criticism; (mystery) novels: Bone Game (1994); Nightland (1996) |
Louis Owens
--pict, brief bio, bibliography, links (Storytellers)
Louis Owens, 1948-
--brief bio, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
"The Song Is Very Short": Native American Literature and Literary Theory
--critical essay (Weber Studies)
Owens' "Introduction"
--to special issue on Gerald Vizenor, in SAIL (Spring, 1997)
WENDY ROSE (1948-)::::{Miwok/Hopi}
| Characteristic Work(s):
poetry:: Hopi Roadrunner Dancing (1973); The Halfbreed Chronicles and Other Poems (1985); Bone Dance (1994) |
Wendy Rose
--quot., pict, critical bio, bibliography, links (Voices from the Gaps)
Wendy Rose (1948-)
--pict, extensive links (Modern American Poetry)
Wendy Rose
--substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
Wendy Rose, 1948-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
"To Some Few Hopi Ancestors"
--text of poem (The South Corner of Time)
LESLIE MARMON SILKO (1948-)::::{Laguna Pueblo} 
| Characteristic Work(s):
Laguna Woman (1974; poetry); Storyteller (1981; mixed-genre); Yellow Woman and a Beauty of the
Spirit (1996; essays); novels:: Ceremony; Almanac of the Dead (1992) |
Leslie Marmon Silko
--quot., pict, critical bio, bibliography, links (Voices from the Gaps)
Leslie Marmon Silko (Supplemental Page)
Leslie Silko
--substantial bio, bibliography (nativepubs.com)
Leslie Marmon Silko, 1948-
--links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
An Interview with Leslie Marmon Silko
--by Thomas Irmer
Leslie Marmon Silko
--brief bio, brief treatment of Ceremony (Nafeesa T. Nichols)
"The Border Patrol State"
--text of her 1994 essay
"The Ecological Politics of Leslie Silko's Almanac of the Dead"
--Bridget O'Meara (in Wicazo Sa Review)
from "Long time ago"
--text of poem (TCG: /NAlitT.html)
"The Time We Climbed Snake Mountain"
--text of poem (TCG: /NAlitT.html)
BETTY LOUISE BELL (1949-)::::{Cherokee}
| Characteristic Work(s): [FULL ENTRY FORTHCOMING] |
HAUNANI-KAY TRASK (1949-)::::{indigenous Hawai'ian}
| Characteristic Work(s):
From a Native Daughter: Colonialism and Sovereignty in Hawai'i (1993; nonfiction); Light in the Crevice Never Seen (1994; poetry) |
Haunani-Kay Trask
--links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
"U.S. bears sole blame for Sept. 11, Trask says"
--2001 newspaper article (Honolulu Star-Bulletin)
Ranges of Hawaii
--!?--believe it or not, includes a brief editorial on Trask's call for Hawaiian
independence (North American Gun Clubs)
LEE MARACLE (1950-)::::{Salish/Cree}
| Characteristic Work(s): [FULL ENTRY FORTHCOMING] |
CHERYL SAVAGEAU (1950-)::::{Abenaki}
| Characteristic Work(s):
Dirt Road Home (1995; poetry) |
Cheryl Savageau
--pict, bio, links, bibliography (Storytellers)
"Looking for Indians"
--text of poem (Storytellers)
Cheryl Savageau
--links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
Excerpts from Dirt Road Home
--three poems (curbstone.org)
An interview with Cheryl Savageau by Jennifer Hill
(curbstone.org)
CRAIG KEE STRETE (SOVEREIGN FALCONER (1950-)::::{Cherokee?}
| Characteristic Work(s): [FULL ENTRY FORTHCOMING] |
RAY YOUNG BEAR (1950-)::::{Meskwawki [aka Fox]}
| Characteristic Work(s):
poetry:: Winter of the Salamander (1980); The Invisible Magician (1990) |
Ray A. Young Bear
--pict, brief bio, bibliography, links (Storytellers)
What it Means to be a Meskwaki: An Interview with Ray Young Bear
(Storytellers [Des Moines Register])
"Our Bird Aegis"
--text of poem (Storytellers)
Ray A. Young Bear (1950-)
--pict, extensive links (Modern American Poetry)
Ray Young Bear (Ka ka to), 1950-
--brief bio, links, bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
GLORIA BIRD (1951-)::::{Spokane}
| Characteristic Work(s):
poetry:: Full Moon on the Reservation (1993); The River of History: Prose Poems (1997) |
Gloria Bird
--pict, brief bio, bibliography, links (Storytellers)
"What We Owe"
--text of prose poem (Storytellers)
Gloria Bird, 1951-
--bibliography (Native American Authors Project)
JOY HARJO (1951-)::::{Muscogee/Cherokee} 
--I met her!
| Characteristic Work(s):
The Spiral of Memory: Interviews; poetry:: She Had Some Horses (1983); Secrets from the Center
of the World (1987); In Mad Love and War (1990); The Woman Who Fell from the Sky (1994);
A Map to the Next World (2000) |
Joy Harjo Home
--picts, annotated links
Joy Harjo
--picts, brief bio, bibliography, extensive links (Storytellers)
Joy Harjo
--quot., pict, critical bio, biblio
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