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American Indian Stories & The Language of String by Zitkala-Ša and Kim Shuck
American Indian Stories is a landmark of Native American Literature and a searing account of childhood, education, and survival at the crossroads of Indigenous tradition and U.S. assimilation policy, written at the turn of the twentieth century by Yankton Dakota writer and activist Zitkala-Ša.
This new edition features an introduction and creative response by leading contemporary Native poet and beadwork artist Kim Shuck, who situates American Indian Stories within both its historical moment and its urgent relevance today.
This title is the second book in the new series Aunt Lute Colloquy, a publishing space dedicated to fostering feminist conversations across literary generations.