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WC: R(eading) & W(riting)
Readings and Writings from YOUR Wordcraft Circle! |
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| Saturday, 14 September 2010 |
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| The Telling Circle: Wordcraft's Official Online Blog Site. |
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The Telling Circle is in full swing!
The Telling Circle is the Official Blog of Wordcraft Circle. We cover everything from the writing life to poetry prompts to more topical issues regading Native People, Native Literature, Publishing and things in-between. We have been busy adding new content and have brought a great new blogger on board: Thomas Hubbard. We are always looking for more writers and if you are interested in joining the Telling Circle Contributors, email us at: wordcraft.director@gmail.com. We will be bringing you a number of posts per week and we encourage you to comment and add your voice to the blogs.
Follow the link below and head over to the blog. We'll keep writing, you keep reading, and all will be right with the world! |
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We are highlighting great new reads for you so buy a book and support Native voices!
This week we are highlighting Here I Am a Writer by Christopher McIlroy. He's a non-Native teacher who spent a number of years with Arts Reach in Arizona working with Native youth in the Southern part of the state. This is a chronicle of his work, but really it's more. He presents the work of several of his students and creates a narrative around his visits to reconnect many years later. Their poems are authenic and stunning and are an incredible example of the depth our Native youth posess, which can be brought to the world with some exellent guidance and mentorship. The stories of reunion - sometimes tragic, sometimes funny - are always enlightening and powerful. But the words of the youth (and now adults) is the most captivating part of this book. We will be following up with a full review to our newsletter subscribers, so stay tuned!
If you wish to submit your book for review or would like to contribute a review, please contact us at: wordcraft.director@gmail.com.
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