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Mentioned in 7 episodes
There There
a novel
Book • 2018
Tommy Orange's novel follows twelve characters from Native communities as they travel to the Big Oakland Powwow.
The story is a powerful exploration of violence, recovery, hope, loss, identity, power, dislocation, and communion, reflecting the complex and often fraught experiences of Native American life.
The story is a powerful exploration of violence, recovery, hope, loss, identity, power, dislocation, and communion, reflecting the complex and often fraught experiences of Native American life.
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