Poem: Spring Lament

Another year of days has passed, days now longer and which the sun truly warms, again branches blossom. Looking up into their pale glory I think to ask: has it been so long since last we walked together beneath greening trees and through cool grass still wet with morning dew? My heart knows the answer […]

Author Interview & Book Spotlight: Red Haircrow at The “Books and Tales” Blog

You can “read about me” on my site here, naturally, but as is your interest (or involving the various interviews about me that can be followed by link here or elsewhere) please take the time to visit Annette Gisby’s blog “Books and Tales” and read an interview and post about my latest release, “The Agony […]

“Big Mama’s Pears”-My Flash Memoir in American Athenaeum, Published 1 April 2013

A worthy and wonderful part of Sword & Saga Press, American Athenaeum has released its latest edition, a cultural magazine this time centered on the front porch, a nostalgic part of the US. In the very small town where one of my great-grandmothers came to live, the front porch was a place you might have […]

Big River Cree “The Old Way”

Sometimes when I’m here…here in Germany that is, which I might prefer for a variety of reasons regarding living and working conditions, even and understandably so, there is nothing that compares with being “at home” as far as the People are concerned: music, sounds, voices, etc. Various tribes of the Americas have come together at […]

“Germany’s Obsession With Native Americans…” My Article at Indian Country Today

Published online 23 March 2013 at Indian Country Today Media Network, and which will be included in their print edition, my article has prompted over a hundred comments on their Facebook page and among communities in Germany, the US, and others. Discussion can be a good thing, and most especially, education about the issues and […]