In late February, I went to Pawhuska to attend Wak’on Owatsi, traveling between snow and cold in southwest Washington and the freezing drizzle that ...
On Jan. 20, images of Nick Sandmann, a young man wearing a “Make America Great Again” hat grinning into Omaha elder Nathan Phillip’s face ...
Some mornings lately the sky has shown pink behind the dark branches of alders along the dike. I’ve been awake early enough to see ...
Salt. Níísskue, as linguist Carolyn Quintero spells it. For those with orthography on their phone or computer, there’s another clear way to represent ...
I spent much of October in the Osage, and I met people who said they recognized me as an Osage News columnist. I know how ...
C. Marie Furman, a talented poet and educator at the University of Idaho, invited me to join her on a panel called “Rewriting Cowboys and ...
My great-nieces and nephews are getting ready to go return to school on September 4th, three in elementary for half-days and one in Junior High ...
I’ve had the pleasure of meeting and greeting two young published authors from France. They were doing background research for their next novel. It ...
I recently discussed with a newly elected Councilwoman the differences in the 2006 Constitution and the 1994 Constitution, relative to the mineral estate. There was ...
Last week, at Port Townsend Writers’ Conference, I shared a story set during the Civil War near Fort Gibson. Multiple factions were fighting up and ...
