PowWow Chairs - Poems by Ray C. Doyah

"PowWow Chairs" contains 66 select pieces of prose and poetry by Oklahoma Kiowa Artist Ray C. Doyah. Mr. Doyah writes with power and impact; words we can identify with. His words will make you laugh and make you cry. Mr. Doyah writes from his heart, Spirit and experiences. Some of the titles are "I Am Kiowa", Elegy To A Warrior", "Meat Soup", "49 Trail", "Medicine Lost", "Villanelle To The SunDance Arbor" and of course "PowWow Chairs". If you are a reader and collector of poetry and prose, you really should add this one to your collection. You won't be disappointed. Image and text Copyright © 2004 Ray Doyah. All rights reserved. We only have 2 copies left. $8.75 each  to My Cart.

Native American Issue -Cold Mountain Review Special Issue on Comtemporary Native American Poetry Cold Mountain Review Fall 2005 Volume 34 number 1. Softcover 88 pages Copyright 2005 Appalachian State University, Boone, NC Published by: Department of English, Appalachian State University Click Here to visit to their website. (opens in a new window) $6.00 each   to My Cart. 19 copies in stock **Photograph and text reprinted with permission of the Managing Editor, Cold Mountain Review. INDEX: POETRY V. JEAN TAHDOOAHNIPPAH Untitled HEID E. ERDRICH Ghost Keeper ROBERTA HILL Rain Through Wires Lights Above Ray, Minnesota At the Celebrations LYDIA WHIRLWIND SOLDIER Gradma's Hands TIFFANY MIDGE After Viewing the Holocaust Museum's Room of Shoes and a Gallery of Plains' Indian Moccasins: Washington, D.C. KIMBERLY BLAESER Stories of Fire LUKE WARM WATER blip blip MAURICE KENNY Spirits TREVINO BRINGS PLENTY Lakota Language Lessons with Benjamin REYNALDO BENALLY My Nephew Upon a Hill INTERVIEW: CHRISTOPHER TEUTON A Conversation with Eric Gansworth Eric Gansworth selections from The Rain, the Rez, and Other Things PHOTOGRAPHS: Anthony Deiter Meet the Sky Attack of the Innocents At the Tracks One Red Leaf Her Storm Two Worlds Bullrushes Stormclouds REVIEWS: HEATHER MARTIN Review of Evidence of Red, by LeAnne Howe LINDSAY CHRISTOPHER Review of How We Became Human, by Joy Harjo ASHLEY ARGYLE Review of Off Season City Pipe, by Allison Adelle Hedge Coke