Authors, Native American — Personal narratives.

  • Jim Northrup : part 1 / produced by Superior Radio Network.

    Five part series examining the works of contemporary Native American writers.|JIM NORTHRUP : PART 1 / produced by Superior Radio Network. – SERIES: Native voices : contemporary Anishinabe writers and poets| no. 2 – Five part series examining the works of contemporary Native American writers. – CONTENT: Jim Northrup is a major force in the…

  • Jim Northrup : part 2 / produced by Superior Radio Network.

    Five part series examining the works of contemporary Native American writers.|JIM NORTHRUP : PART 2 / produced by Superior Radio Network. – SERIES: Native voices : contemporary Anishinabe writers and poets| no. 3 – Five part series examining the works of contemporary Native American writers. – CONTENT: Jim Northrup is a major force in the…

  • Marcie Rendon / produced by Superior Radio Network.

    Five part series examining the works of contemporary Native American writers.|MARCIE RENDON / produced by Superior Radio Network. – SERIES: Native voices : contemporary Anishinabe writers and poets| no. 1 – Five part series examining the works of contemporary Native American writers. – CONTENT: Marcie Rendon, a trained midwife of the White Earth band, discusses…

  • Nancy Mayotte / produced by Superior Radio Network.

    Five part series examining the works of contemporary Native American writers.|NANCY MAYOTTE / produced by Superior Radio Network. – SERIES: Native voices : contemporary Anishinabe writers and poets| no. 4 – Five part series examining the works of contemporary Native American writers. – CONTENT: Nancy Mayotte, a Bad River Band member, works with survivors of…

  • Young writers / produced by Superior Radio Network.

    Five part series examining the works of contemporary Native American writers.|YOUNG WRITERS / produced by Superior Radio Network. – SERIES: Native voices : contemporary Anishinabe writers and poets| no. 5 – Five part series examining the works of contemporary Native American writers. – CONTENT: Four young writers (two Ojibway, one Lakota, and one Potawatomi) read…