Native American Book Club

Native American Book Club

I’m excited to announce the launch of the Native American Book Club, and I’d love for you to join me on this journey through the rich and diverse world of Native American literature. This group is a space where we can come together to explore Native culture through the power of storytelling.



We’ll dive into a variety of books each month—everything from historical accounts that highlight Native culture and heritage to captivating fiction written by Native authors. Whether you're already passionate about Native literature or you're just looking to learn more, there’s something for everyone here.

To make things even more interactive, we’ve set up a Facebook group where we’ll host discussions, share our favorite quotes, and exchange ideas. The group is also where we’ll be hosting monthly book giveaways, so be sure to check in at the start of each month for your chance to win some exciting reads.

Our discussions will be fun, laid-back, and engaging, giving everyone a chance to share their thoughts and insights. Plus, we’ll have author interviews, book discussions, and more, making this a space to not only enjoy great stories but also dive deep into the perspectives and experiences that shape them.

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Whether you're here to learn, make new friends, or just enjoy a fantastic book, I’m so happy to have you with us. Let’s get started, and I can’t wait to see where this journey through Native American literature takes us!



Join the club, hop into the Facebook group, and let’s read together!


3 Comments on “Native American Book Club”

  • Avatar for Jeb Schenck

    Jeb Schenck

    says:

    BTW, I enjoy your comments, info, background. Glad to see it done.
    JS

  • Avatar for Jeb Schenck

    Jeb Schenck

    says:

    Hi Paul,
    with the Book Club, George Abeyta (Eastern Shoshone) and I are wrapping up a book together on Pow Wow dancers, However, I’m an old white guy—George has done about half of the text and the other is in the native voice of the dancers, so misinterpretations/representations are reduced. We co wrote only the Shoshone history (a short one) and I wrote the preface. Would our book still qualify? (Lots of photos in a very different style.

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