My Indian Summer : A Novel Woodland and her wild

and her wild

revealing how breaking silences and reconciling identity can refine anger into something both useful and beautiful

and points to say 'wound

as well as to the study of oral history

My Indian Summer : A Novel Woodland and her wildAuthor Joseph Kakwinokanasum is of Cree and Austrian descent, and grew up in the Peace region of northern BC. Three kookums, a man named Crow, two best friends, and a drug dealer . . . twelve year old Hunter may be getting out of Red Rock sooner than he hoped. For Hunter Frank, the summer of 79 begins with his mother returning home only to collect the last two months welfare cheques, leaving her three children to fend for themselves. When his older