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Paperback. Condition: New. 2019 NCIBA Golden Poppy Award Winner - Poetry***San Francisco's 7th poet laureate-a Native American and native San Franciscan-explores urban space and the natural world.Deer Trails is a strongly elegiac evocation of a San Francisco that lies buried under its contemporary urban landscape, but can still be found peeking through. Native American and native San Franciscan Kim Shuck is the city's seventh poet laureate, and in these poems she celebrates the enduring presence of indigenous San Francisco as a form of resistance to gentrification, urbanization, and the erasure of memory.Praise for Deer Trails and Kim Shuck"Kim Shuck's serpentine lyrics sing the streets, hills, trees, fog, and rain of San Francisco, as well as the city's deeper cartography of watersheds, village sites, shellmounds, trade paths, and deer trails. As you navigate this book, listen closely: the poems transform into maps, prayers, and medicine that offer healing, wonderment, and joy in our difficult times. 'Travel grateful,' the poet lovingly advises. 'Travel safe.'"--Craig Santos Perez"Deer Trails is a work of maturity and passion from one of Native America's best poets. Kim Shuck is a poet whose dedication to indigenous reality is unquestionable and admirable. The Tsalagi people live in a cherished memory of honor and peace. The poems in Deer Trails are a testament to these ends. I am proud to call her sister."--Lance Henson"Made of leaps of beginning after beginning of images that sound as well as visually show nature's humanity in a montage--naming en route to organic epiphanies--that's the idiomatic brilliance of Kim Shuck's actually quite sophisticated poems of simplicity."--Jack Hirschman"Shuck's poetry reminds us that you can believe in the blue note; our elders' speeches that we dance near. Her poems seamlessly walk the aggregates of human presence and voice all of nature's directions. Shuck reminds us of the omniscience of the people in this dictatorship of dimes; the omniscience of the people in all sketches about genocide. Hers is the only way to look at San Francisco. A prayer in the mind of a warrior."--Tongo Eisen-Martin.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. 2019 NCIBA Golden Poppy Award Winner - Poetry***San Franciscos 7th poet laureatea Native American and native San Franciscanexplores urban space and the natural world.Deer Trails is a strongly elegiac evocation of a San Francisco that lies buried under its contemporary urban landscape, but can still be found peeking through. Native American and native San Franciscan Kim Shuck is the city's seventh poet laureate, and in these poems she celebrates the enduring presence of indigenous San Francisco as a form of resistance to gentrification, urbanization, and the erasure of memory.Praise for Deer Trails and Kim Shuck"Kim Shuck's serpentine lyrics sing the streets, hills, trees, fog, and rain of San Francisco, as well as the city's deeper cartography of watersheds, village sites, shellmounds, trade paths, and deer trails. As you navigate this book, listen closely: the poems transform into maps, prayers, and medicine that offer healing, wonderment, and joy in our difficult times. 'Travel grateful,' the poet lovingly advises. 'Travel safe.'"Craig Santos Perez"Deer Trails is a work of maturity and passion from one of Native America's best poets. Kim Shuck is a poet whose dedication to indigenous reality is unquestionable and admirable. The Tsalagi people live in a cherished memory of honor and peace. The poems in Deer Trails are a testament to these ends. I am proud to call her sister."Lance Henson"Made of leaps of beginning after beginning of images that sound as well as visually show nature's humanity in a montagenaming en route to organic epiphaniesthat's the idiomatic brilliance of Kim Shuck's actually quite sophisticated poems of simplicity."Jack Hirschman"Shuck's poetry reminds us that you can believe in the blue note; our elders speeches that we dance near. Her poems seamlessly walk the aggregates of human presence and voice all of natures directions. Shuck reminds us of the omniscience of the people in this dictatorship of dimes; the omniscience of the people in all sketches about genocide. Hers is the only way to look at San Francisco. A prayer in the mind of a warrior."Tongo Eisen-Martin San Franciscos 7th poet laureatea Native American and native San Franciscanexplores urban space and the natural world. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Brought together across time and form, American Indian Stories & The Language of String braids mixed genres and mixed Indigenous identity into an ongoing exchange. 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-Sa, this hybrid assemblage of legends, tales, allegories, essays, and documentations traces her journey from the freedom of reservation life to the rigid discipline of boarding school, exposing with clarity and quiet fury the cultural violence embedded in civilizing institutions and blending memory with myth, weaving in powerful stories shaped by Lakota traditions. Through vivid and intimate prose, Zitkala-Sa negotiates what her own mixed-race Indigeneity means to her and unabashedly makes demands for Native rights, offering a reading experience at once deeply personal and powerfully political. Her stories capture moments of wonder, loss, resistance, and awakening, painting an enduring portrait of a young Native woman learning to name injusticeand herselfwithin a society determined to silence her. 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. In The Language of String, former San Francisco Poet Laureate Shuck explores her own mixed-race Indigeneity and connects to Zitkala-Sa through the practice of beadwork and other embodied crafts, highlighting the complicated and fertile ground in the place of friction between cultures.A foundational text of American literature, American Indian Stories remains essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the pastand presentof Indigenous experience in the United States. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…