Talking Sky: Ojibwe Constellations as a Reflection of Life on the Land treaties and tensions over “real Indian-ness”

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taking pleasure in the familiar sights that each new season brings

This unique volume brings together for the first time three decades of short stories by one of the most innovative and exciting writers of our day

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Talking Sky: Ojibwe Constellations as a Reflection of Life on the Land treaties and tensions over “real Indian-ness”Magic is in the air. Join award winning authors Carl Gawboy and Ron Morton on a journey of discovery and story telling as they explore the night sky of the Ojibwe. From the important seasonal constellations (Moose, Panther, Wintermaker, and Nanaboujou) through wandering wolves, flying skeletons, and brave fisher to meteors and comets, the authors bring to life the sky world of a northern people. A world that reflected no only the four seasons of the