Native American Writing
Volume 38, Number 1
November-December 2016
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Billy J. Stratton’s Introduction to Focus: Native Literature Matters
Carrol Edelman Warrior reviews Hope Nicholson, ed., Love Beyond Body, Space, and Time
Scott Andrews reviews Tiffany Midge’s The Woman Who Married a Bear
Jeanetta Calhoun Mish reviews Laura Dá’s Tributaries
Mary Stoecklein reviews Karenne Wood’s Weaving the Boundary
David J. Carlson reviews Denise Low’s Jackalope
Billy J. Stratton reviews Stephen Graham Jones’s Mongrels
Feature: This American Life
Sharon Olinka reviews Anthony Costello, ed., Four American Poets
Emily P. Levin reviews Charley Henley’s The Deep Code
Andrew S. Taylor reviews Hasanthika Sirisena’s The Other One
Alex Luft reviews Gray Stewart’s Haylow
Whitney Roberts Hill reviews George Williams’s Inferno
Book Reviews
George Murphy reviews Robert Kramer’s Wordglass
John Tytell reivews Martin Torgoff’s Bop Apocalypse
Diane Goodman reviews Stéphane Mallarmé’s Azure
Molly Sprayregen reviews Jericho Parms’s Lost Wax
Kelly Cherry reviews Boris Dralyuk, ed., 1917
Eckhard Gerdes reviews Carla M. Wilson’s Impossible Conversations
Angelo Verga reviews M.L. Liebler’s I Want to Be Once
Aimee Parkison reviews Mary Cappello’s Life Breaks In
Roch C. Smith reviews Judith Palmer and Ben Stoltzfus’s Romoland
Marc Jampole reviews Andrew Epstein’s Attention Equal Life
Jacob Singer reviews Eloy Urroz’s The Family Interrupted
Karen Corinee Herceg reviews Richard Martin’s Techniques in the Neighborhood of Sleep
Robert Young reviews Andrea Scarpino’s What the Willow Said as It Fell
Ilka Scobie reviews Anne Whitehouse’s Meteor Shower
Jorge Armenteros reviews Gina Frangello’s Every Kind of Wanting
Jane Rosenberg LaForge reviews Thomas McGonigle’s St. Patrick’s Day
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Charles Johnson reviewed Richard Wright's American Hunger in the inaugural issue of the American Book Review, Volume 1 , No. 1, December 1977.
