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This section lists the multicultural publications of The Greenfield Review and its imprints Bowman Books, Ithaca House Press and Goodmind Records.  Unlike the other sections of our site the titles listed here are authored by both Native and non-Native authors. 

Anthologies (8)
Audio (16)
Folklore (15)
Poetry (41)
Prose (19)

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The Stories We Hold Secret
The Stories We Hold Secret
The stories we hold secret are stories of our growth as women, our transformations, the waking moments of realization that change the direction of our lives.  They are sacred stories.  They are hidden stories, sometimes even from ourselves.  They have been concealed while we search for a language that will speak the unnames mystery, for words that will release grief or anger, words that, like a rosetta stone, help us decifer the inside story that must be told.  - Carol Bruchac editor
Greenfield Review Press
$14.95
THE WHITE MAN'S WAR ELY S. PARKER: IROQUOIS GENERAL
THE WHITE MAN'S WAR ELY S. PARKER: IROQUOIS GENERAL
Joseph Bruchac
Poems based on the Life of Ely Parker. 
Bowman Books
$9.95
The Wind Eagle
The Wind Eagle

With introductions in Abenaki and flute music by Jesse Bruchac. The audio version of The Wind Eagle, the author's most popular collection of Abenaki stories. Cassette Tape
Good Mind

$10.00
The Wind Eagle (CD)
The Wind Eagle (CD)

With introductions in Abenaki and flute music by Jesse Bruchac. The audio version of The Wind Eagle, the author's most popular collection of Abenaki stories. Compact Disc
Good Mind

$14.00
The Wind Eagle and other Abenaki stories (Paperback)
The Wind Eagle and other Abenaki stories (Paperback)

Joseph Bruchac (Abenaki)

Abenaki Legends, especially those of the trickster hero, Gluskabe.

Bowman Books

$9.95
The Witch of Mad Dog Hill
The Witch of Mad Dog Hill
by Don Bowman
All these stories, according to Don Bowman, are true and you'll find the storyteller himself in more than a few of them.  You'll also find, as folklore, history and Don's creative eye intertwine, that these are tales written by a man who can recognize the darkness, but always celebrates the light - without ever losing his sense of humor in the process.
Bowman Books
$14.95
Trailing You
Trailing You

Kim Blaeser (Chippewa)
"Listen./You can hear it./The stones in the earth rattling together." Simon J. Ortiz is just one of the Native Americans included in Home Places who takes us beyond the stereotypes and cliches we may have come to expect. Chosen from 25 years of Sun Tracks, the literary magazine published from the American Indian Studies Program at the University of Arizona, these poems, stories, and songs are rich in tradition, ancestry, and the wonders and beauty of the natural world.
Greenfield Review Press

$10.05
Until the Morning After: Collected Poems 1963-1985
Until the Morning After: Collected Poems 1963-1985
Kofi Awoonor
Winner of the Common Wealth Poetry Prize. Kofi Awoonor is one of modern Africa's most prominent poets. Capturing the fell of traditional oral poetry in English.
Greenfield Review Press
$10.95
Voices in the Woods
Voices in the Woods
As "Hand in Hand," Marge Bruchac and Justin Kennick have been performing Algonkian Indian music, story, and dance for historical events, museums, and folk festivals since 1994. Their performance venues include the Champlain Valley Festival, First Nations Festival, Fort Ticonderoga, Missisquoi Abenaki Powwow, Mashantucket Pequot Museum, Mystic Seaport Sea Music Festival, and Old Songs Festival, in addition to two tours of the Netherlands and Germany. This 1999 recording features their resonant harmonies accompanied by hand drum, rattles, and flute, with songs about greeting, feasting, dancing, and history, and three traditional stories: "Bear Clan Medicine," "Moosbas," and "Crow Lost His Voice." CD
Good Mind Records

$15.00
What I Keep
What I Keep
Jennifer Greene (Salish/Kootenai/Chippewa Cree)
Born and raised on the Flathead Reservation in Montana, Greene's poetry recalls memories of love won and lost, and memories of what the senses have experienced. Jennifer K. Greene's WHAT I KEEP is an extraordinary debut: a unified verse collection distinguished by its technical prowess, clean lines, steady vision, and smart heart. The love poems make me ache. What I keep is returning to this wonderful world of a book--its voice so clear and compelling that even the stars listen and hear every word. - Jim Simmerman
Greenfield Review Press
$12.95

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