Featured in August 2026’s “Something Novel This Way” Digital Magazine!

Something Novel This Way – “The Agony of Joy” is no. 28!https://somethingnovelthisway.com/current-issue You can buy directly at the publisher JMS Books LLC in ebook or print. https://www.jms-books.com/the-agony-of-joy-p-5128.html Being selected for a digital showcase is important me, and I am deeply thankful. As a BIPOC writer whose fiction works were first published almost 20 years ago, […]

Available 18 July – My new short film is part of “Kolonialismus & Widerstand” Digital Exhibition

Please read the full announcement at the Museum website, which is in German but translatable via browser app. “Not your Indian”, a short film by Red Haircrow. From the website: “With our new digital guide, we invite you to experience the Museum Fünf Kontinente in a new way. It offers diverse perspectives on colonial history […]

27 December – Dari & Rob continues their story in “Gigi’s Surprise” from JMS Books!

Coming 27 December from JMS Books, the Gigi duo of Dari & Rob continuing planning for their future together: LONG BLURB: After years apart and a joyful reunion, Special Agent Rob and Forensic Psychology student Dari are finally together and working out the details of their future. Yet during an in-home “get-away” weekend, Rob gifts […]

A play on our documentary’s name – “Escaping Winnetou” – the new Campaign at Survival International

Escaping Winnetou campaign at Survival International, the broschure is downloadable at the link. Text German version below. Video at Vimeo. We were contacted to give some commentary on the topic, which has returned to the stage as a new film of racist troupes and stereotypes was recently released. The willful insistence of Germans of this type to not […]

Interview on Deutschlandradio Kultur – „Das Kanu des Manitu“ und die deutsche „Indi*ner“ Begeisterung

An interview wtith Matthias Dell, who I first met in 2017 when he contacted me for an article in der Freitag on our documentary and related topics. Follow the link to listen to the interview at Deutschlandfunk Kultur. Sound clips of the documentary are included, such as of Dr. Hartmut Lutz and Gerald Dittmer (Ho-chunk). […]