Red Rooms Elders Dumont must have heard some

Dumont must have heard some good stories in her youth to bring this to us

Kegedonce Press has left a lasting legacy of this Ojibwe man's writing accomplishments with this compilation of 34 humour-filled short stories

but doesn’t really understand what Dez is going through

a seventeenth-century Native student at Harvard

Our Whole Gwich’in Way of Life Has Changed / Gwich’in K’yuu Gwiidanda`i’ Tthak Ejuk Go`onlih Stories from the People of the Land by Leslie McCartney  and the Gwich'in Tribal Council includes a foreword by Grand Deputy Chief Jordan Peterson

Red Rooms Elders Dumont must have heard someNaomi, an Indigenous chambermaid in a busy downtown hotel, amuses herself by imagining the past, present and future lives of five hotel guests, whom she observed in passing, in the hotel lobby and through relics left in their rooms. Struck by their remains, their footprints and their clues, Naomi patches them together to weave tales of infatuation, love, infidelity, illness, death and family. In Red Rooms, Naomi tells the tales of the young prostitute