VenCo

VenCo"Once I opened VenCo, I was propelled through an entire night of charmed reading. Cherie Dimaline creates a world utterly fantastical, yet real. VenCo is funny, tense, and cracking with a dark, divine energy." Louise Erdrich Mtis millennial Lucky St. James is barely hanging on when she learns she'll be evicted from the tiny Toronto apartment she shares with her cantankerous but loving grandmother Stella. But then one night, something strange and

including how the earth and its people had formed and developed over time

Jim Northrup makes me proud to be Ojibwe and grateful I can read about it

birchbark canoe builder

mother of Margaret's grandchildren and a key player in helping Margaret share her stories

Reflected in Lajimodieres poems

Manoomin Smoothies

The American Indian Movement

and there's the ongoing adventure of working desperately to protect the planet and its sacred places

That her dispossessed ancestors’ homestead

Focusing on the Australian Aboriginal context

In his latest work

"Dog Flowers pulls the few remaining threads of an unraveled family life