Shining Horns
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antoinette
nora claypoole
fast forwad
2012
there is a trail to the sea. sandy has hair like kelp before the chinese grind it up and
sell it. her feet are bare. by choice. there are nasturtiums between the glow in her cheeks
and the words she hears. the word spy was deleted from the dictionary just yesterday.
antionette nora claypoole As
a mother, poet and activist in Indian Country before the deluge,
antoinette feels poetry and art revive what customs declares a
throwaway. As editor of Wild Embers, a new renegade literary press
founded in Taos, New Mexico, antoinette calls the Ashland, Oregon she
met in 1982. Home. Both places help antoinette know that old Crazy Horse
spin....dreams are where we really live Who Would
Unbraid Her Hair: the legend of annie mae, a poetic biography about
American Indian Movement activist, Anna Mae Aquash (1945-1976) was
antoinette's first book (1999, dist. Clear Light Books, Santa Fe, N.M.)
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