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  1. The kickstarter is up for an anthology I'm in. My story "The Menopause Chrysalis" is featured within. It's a weird tale about a Two Spirit person dealing with menopause, the medical system, and the dream world.

    kickstarter.com/projects/inkd/

    #anthology #TwoSpirit #IndigenousBooks #authors #bookstodon

  2. 38th read of 2025:

    IRL by Tommy Pico

    Rather amazing how the topics move so seamlessly deeper into themes and moods. Some of them sneak up on you and others feel like Pico carved a specific cave for you to fall in. I will be reading more of his poetry.

    4/5 stars

    #Bookstodon #Poetry #LGBTQBooks #IndigenousBooks #2025Reads
  3. Picked up a free copy of this wonderful book from a fellow local free library that's a few blocks from my home. It's in mint condition. One of several #books on my reading wishlist.

    Theory of Crows by David A. Robinson.

    [David A. Robertson is an author and graphic novelist based in Winnipeg. The multi-talented writer of Swampy Cree heritage has published several books across a variety of genres, including picture books On the Trapline and When We Were Alone, graphic novel Breakdown, and his memoir Black Water, which won two 2021 Manitoba Book Awards.

    Robertson is the winner of the 2021 Freedom to Read Award. He was also the host of the CBC Edmonton podcast Kiwew.

    Robertson curated a reading list about residential schools on Twitter, then adapted the list for CBC Books.]

    cbc.ca/books/the-theory-of-cro

    #BookLovers #TheLoveOfReading #BookReaders #paperback #CanadianAuthors #CanadianBooks #CreeAuthors #IndigenousWriters #IndigenousBooks

  4. New #book to enjoy #reading & #learning from!

    Held by the Land: A Guide to Indigenous Plants for Wellness
    By Leigh Joseph.

    Author Leigh Joseph, an #ethnobotanist, member of the #SquamishNation & founder of #SkwalwenBotanicals, provides a beautifully illustrated essential introduction to #Indigenous #PlantKnowledge.

    #Plants can be a great source of #healing as well as #nourishment & the practice of growing & harvesting from trees, flowering herbs & other plants is a powerful way to become more connected to the land.

    The #IndigenousPeoples of #NorthAmerica have long traditions of using #NativePlants as #medicine as well as for #food. Held by the Land honors & shares some of these traditions, offering a guide to:

    Harvesting herbs & other plants & using them topically.
    North American plants that can treat common ailments, add nutrition to your diet, become part of your beauty regime & more.
    Stories & traditions about native plants from the author's #Squamish culture.
    Using plant knowledge to strengthen your #ConnectionToTheLand you live on.
    Early chapters will introduce you to responsible ways to identify & harvest plants in your area & teach you how to grow a deeper connection with the land you live on through plants.

    In the plant profiles section, common plants are introduced with illustrations & information on their characteristics, range, how to grow & harvest them & how to use them topically & as food.

    Special features offer recipes for food & beauty products along with stories & traditions around the plants.

    This beautiful, full-color guide to #IndigenousPlants will give you new insights into the power of everyday plants.

    skwalwen.com/products/held-by-

    #Bookstodon #IndigenousAuthors #IndigenousBooks #decolonization #IndigenousPlantEducation #Educational #BritishColumbia #Cascadia #CoastSalish #PacificNorthwest #PNW #NativePlantsEducation #NativeWriters #NativePlantsGuide #FirstNations #NonFiction #NatureBooks #PlantsBook #NatureGuide

  5. "When I speak of liberation, it is not to foment yet another social justice project, it is an inclusive and fervent agitation against domination and exploitation of existence, for the liberation of Mother Earth is liberation of all existence."—Klee Benally

    We're excited to have copies of "No Spiritual Surrender: Indigenous Anarchy in Defense of the Sacred," an essay collection by Diné artist and Indigenous Action Media founder Klee Benally. Grounded in his experiences as an agitator and media maker, informed by family histories and cultural teachings, Benally offers a searing rebuke to settler colonialism, including its progressive and Left-wing manifestations. This is a wide-ranging volume that beautifully weaves together movement history, memoir, hard-won lessons, and (anti-)political provocations!

    We encourage you to find "No Spiritual Surrender" on our website at firestorm.coop/products/20830-.

    #IndigenousAuthors #IndigenousBooks #DefendTheSacred #Anticolonialism #IndigenousAnarchism #Bookstagram #FeministBookstore #KleeBenally #FirestormCoop (- L)

  6. July 9 is Nunavut Day. You can celebrate Inuit sovereignty by purchasing Inuit books from Inhabit Media books. 30% off right now. I have a pretty big collection. They have all sorts, including kids’ books, horror, speculative fiction, Inuit mythology, and more. inhabitbooks.com/ @indigenousauthors #Inuit #IndigenousLiterature #IndigenousBooks #NunavutDay #Bookstodon #SpeculativeFiction #Horror #Indigedon

  7. Am learning a lot from reading 'The Dreaming Path: Indigenous Thinking to Change Your Life;' by Paul Callaghan and Uncle Paul Gordon. This page so apt for today.
    #indigenousbooks #indigenousauthors #notthedatetocelebrate

  8. What Kind of Ancestor Do You Want to Be? - Eds. John Hausdoerffer, Brooke Parry Hecht, Melissa K. Nelson, and Katherine Kassouf Cummings

    #IndigenousMastodon #IndigenousBooks

    press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/b

  9. @zhivi @maiakbc @ErynMcConnell

    Incomplete list of BIPOC science fiction and fantasy (with links to other lists) that I compiled. I would add Octavia Butler now (I hadn’t read her stuff when I made the list).

    dowsingfordivinity.com/2020/06

    #ScienceFiction #fantasy #BIPOC #IndigenousFuturism #IndigenousBooks

  10. @indigenousauthors book recommendation: “Blanket Toss Under Midnight Sun: Portraits of Everyday Life in Eight Indigenous Communities” by Paul Seesequasis @indigneousphoto

    Photos of Indigenous people from the archives with names and stories to go with them

    app.thestorygraph.com/books/f0

    #photography #Indigenous #IndigenousBooks #books #IndigenousPeoples