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That's What She Said

Contemporary Poetry and Fiction by Native American Women

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ID4924975
AuthorsGretchen M Bataille, Rayna Green
Year1987
Volume11
Issue4
Pages352
Publication date1987-01-01
Peer ReviewedYes
Open AccessNo
TypeARTICLE
VenueThe American Indian Quarterly (JOURNAL)
Journal identifiersISSN: 0095-182X • E-ISSN: 1534-1828
PublisherJSTOR (PUBLISHER)
DOI10.2307/1184310
OpenAlexW2060796929
LanguageEN
Citations received2

PREFACE THE RONAN ROBE SERIES BY JAUNE QUICK-TO-SEE-SMITH Introduction Paula Gunn Allen Grandmother Snowgoose CoyoteOs Daylight Trip The Trick Is Consciousness Star Child Suite The Beautiful Woman Who Sings Suicid/ing(ed) Indian Women Poem for Pat Donna Robin Womanwork Madonna of the Hills Rain for Ka-waik (San Ysidro, Cabezon) KopisOtaya The Bearer of the Sun Arises (Fiction) Diane Burns Our People Big Fun For Carole Houston and Bowery, 1981 Gladys Cardiff Long Person TsaOlagi Council Tree TlanusiOyi, The Leech Place Grey Woman Outer Space, Inner Space Where Fire Burns Leaves like Fish Simples Nora Dauenhauer Winter Developing Skiing on Russian Christmas Breech Birth Pregnant Image of OExaggerating the VillageO Jessy Seal Pups Kelp Rookery Voices Genocide Tlingit Concrete Poem Charlotte de Clue the underside of trees 61 Healing Morning Song. Place-of-Many-Swans. In Memory of the Moon. (A Killing.) IjajeeOs Story To the spirit of Monahsetah Diary. Louise Erdrich Jacklight BalindOs Dance The Lady in the Pink Mustang The Strange People Snow Train Painting of a White Gate and Sky Dear John Wayne Turtle Mountain Reservation Scales (Fiction) Rayna Green Mexico City Hand Game When I Cut My Hair NaneyeOhi Coosaponakeesa Another Dying Chieftain Old Indian Trick Road Hazard Palace Dancer, Dancing at Last High Cotton (Fiction) Joy Harjo Early Morning Woman The Blanket around Her Conversations between Here and Home I Am a Dangerous Woman There Was a Dance, Sweetheart Someone Talking There are Oceans Fire Obscene Phone Call #2 She Was a Pretty Horse Carol Lee Sanchez Prologue Tribal Chant The Way I Was... Open Dream Sequence Quotes from a Review Yesterday Conversations from the Nightmare (The Syl La Ble Speaks En Erg Y/Sound) Mary TallMountain Indian Blood The Last Wolf Crazy Dogholkoda Matmiya The Ivory Dog for My Sister Good Grease Once the Striped Quagga TsOeekkaayah Naaholooyah (Fiction) Judith Mountain Leaf Volborth Vihio Images Self-Portrait A Time of Turquoise Three Songs to Mark the Night Dusk Chant Vihio Images Goat-Woman Dares Corn-Woman Remembered How Came She to Such Poppy-Breath? Iron-Door-Woman Annette Areketa West Coyote Brother Song Naming the Rain Child Poem Poem for My Father Blackbird Winter Calumet Early Evening glenpool salt man Roberta Hill Whiteman Beginning the Year at Rosebud, S.D. Midnight on Front Street Lines for Marking Time Star Quilt Dream of Rebirth The Long Parenthesis Fire Dragon, Fall Near Me Again (Fiction) Shirley Hill Witt Seboyeta Chapel Punto Final Someday Soon I Will Be La Mujer de Valor (Fiction) Glossary Bibliography Contributors Credits

American poetry · Art · Genealogy · Literature · Native american · Poetry · Sociology · American Literature and Culture · History

  • The Women's Peace Movement in Britain

    Celia McDonagh•Frontiers A Journal of Women…•1985

  • This Story I Am Telling You Is True

    Linda K Karell•The American Indian Quarterly•1995

Unique citing works2
Citations per year0,05
Citation span1985 - 1995 (11)
Citation velocityhistorical
Highly citedNo
Citation typesNeutral: 2

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