This category includes the traditional oral and written literatures of the indigenous peoples of North America, from the myths and legends passed down by tribal storytellers to the Native American Renaissance novelists, playwrights and poets to the present day authors of modern literature.
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Text of literature written by Alaskan Native Americans, including chapters by Eskimo Joseph Senungetuk and lesson plans.
Reviews and provides samples of text and illustrations of books, plays, novels and biographies.
Authors of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries with excerpts, bio, images, video and references.
Collection of modern and historical poems, essays and legends arranged by tribe and topic.
In-depth analysis of writers and poets with excerpts of their works, sound recordings, video and references.
Art forms including literature, painting, pottery, and jewelry with artist and writer biographies, analysis of works and culture.
Comparison of oral legend and literature with characteristics and examples of early and modern writing.
Bibliographies, reviews, and links to past and contemporary authors.
Oral literature by tribal storytellers in text or audio files.
Author's biographies, statements, poetry and stories, essays, and bookstores for their work. Over 40 authors are represented.
A Project Muse online journal offering full text and excerpts of poetry, short fiction, bibliographical essays and review essays.
Has playwrights, poets and novelists with analysis, excerpts and bibliographies of their writing.
Biographies, writings, and links about American and Canadian female authors of color.
A Project Muse online journal offering full text and excerpts of poetry, short fiction, bibliographical essays and review essays.
Biographies, writings, and links about American and Canadian female authors of color.
Reviews and provides samples of text and illustrations of books, plays, novels and biographies.
Text of literature written by Alaskan Native Americans, including chapters by Eskimo Joseph Senungetuk and lesson plans.
Comparison of oral legend and literature with characteristics and examples of early and modern writing.
Bibliographies, reviews, and links to past and contemporary authors.
Oral literature by tribal storytellers in text or audio files.
Has playwrights, poets and novelists with analysis, excerpts and bibliographies of their writing.
In-depth analysis of writers and poets with excerpts of their works, sound recordings, video and references.
Collection of modern and historical poems, essays and legends arranged by tribe and topic.
Authors of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries with excerpts, bio, images, video and references.
Art forms including literature, painting, pottery, and jewelry with artist and writer biographies, analysis of works and culture.
Author's biographies, statements, poetry and stories, essays, and bookstores for their work. Over 40 authors are represented.
