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A collection of stories, photographs, and recipes about the incredible bounty and island culture hidden in Southeast Alaska, My Father's Smokehouse vividly explores the author's way of life as she uses traditional Tlingit and Sámi knowledge to care for the people and the world around her. Located near one of the oldest Tlingit settlements in Wrangell, Alaska, is Mickey's Fishcamp, named after three generations of fishermen in Vivian Faith Pres...

Through a single descendant's voice that speaks to the Sâami diaspora, this collection of poems is a journey through colonialism, transgenerational trauma, and identity. Many have heard of the Sâami reindeer herders brought to Alaska by Sheldon Jackson in the 1800s, but not much is known about the Sâami diaspora experiences"--Provided by publisher.

A collection of stories, photographs, and recipes about the incredible bounty and island culture hidden in Southeast Alaska, My Father's Smokehouse vividly explores the author's way of life as she uses traditional Tlingit and Sámi knowledge to care for the people and the world around her. Located near one of the oldest Tlingit settlements in Wrangell, Alaska, is Mickey's Fishcamp, named after three generations of fishermen in Vivian Prescott's...

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Traveling with the Underground People is a hybrid collection of poetry, graphic poems, and prose, chronicling a North American Sámi diaspora. The Sámi are one people in four countries, and are the indigenous peoples of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia's Kola Peninsula. At least 30, 000 Sámi now live in North America. Vivian Faith Prescott's poems explore indigenous identity, transgenerational trauma, and the complexities of living far from ...

In an Alaskan island's oral traditions, a baby's cry sucks in the northern lights, a man marries a tree, the muskeg swallows a restaurant, and the dead go to Seattle: discover forty-three linked tales in a story-cycle of life, death, and climate catastrophe in the frigid cold of Alaska.

The Hide of My Tongue is a familial and historical account of the loss & revitalization of the Tlingit language. The Hide of My Tongue explores the historical and contemporary effects of the loss of one of the world's most complex languages: Tlingit. There are less than three hundred fluent Tlingit speakers left in the world. In Southeast Alaska, many are involved in the Tlingit language and cultural revitalization including Vivian Faith Presc...