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Posts Tagged ‘Native American Books’


Indians in Varley’s Superheroes

Superheroes and their daring-do are no longer confined to the cartoons, as a recent “biography” of Superman and this playfully entertaining collection of superhuman adventures attest. Co-editors Varley and Mainhardt wisely avoid episodes from the established superhero pantheon in favor of those from imaginative, even twisted, superhero variations. Using Varley’s own wry tale of an [...]

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ICT reviews Seeing Red

By Lisa Garrigues “Seeing Red” takes us back to a different time, the 19th century, and examines how anger was communicated as a force for social change by three different American indian writers: S. Alice Callahan, E. Pauline Johnson, and Sarah Winnemucca. Callahan, Johnson and Winnemucca used a prevailing literary genre of the time–sentimentality. Though [...]

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