Issue 11.4 | Oct/Nov/Dec 2008
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Amerinda Theatre is gearing up for its next project in our partnership with The Public Theater. Creative Writing for Native Americans, Tuesdays at 7 began life many years ago when I and a group of actors, devised a one-act play called Fourplay. After touring it around a bit... click here for more...
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Unable to sleep, and it’s already 5 a.m. Thoughts rule, and sleep doesn’t seem possible. I worry about a granddaughter who wants to be an artist and has few other skills. I can think of three women artists here in the city who are homeless. They are excellent at their craft, have degrees, and... click here for more...
poetry by Eric Gansworth
The first time I saw you,
I noticed immediately
that your tones were brown
but not sepia...
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In the summer of 1990, I received a frantic call from my mother, while away at University of Minnesota for my first year of college; telling me that something horrible had happened. There was a stand-off between the Mohawks of Kanesatake and the French Canadian government... click here for more...
poetry by Eric Gansworth
There is no need
for you to give
back to us
what we already own...
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poetry by Eric Gansworth
When you see me
for the first time
at a powwow or social
across the circle...
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poetry by Eric Gansworth
Zero
to One
White
to Purple...
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