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Danielle Geller

  • Editor, American Indian Library Association Newsletter
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Heirloom

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By Danielle Geller
| Maisonneuve Magazine
Also in this issue Heirloom "I don't know how the first spider in the early days of the world happened to think up this fancy idea of spinning a web, but she did, and it was clever of her, too. Excerpted from the essay "Heirloom" by Danielle Geller from the anthology Sharp Notions: Essays From the Stitching Life edited by Marita Dachsel and Nancy Lee (Arsenal Pulp Press, 2023). -Charlotte's Web, by E. B.
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British Columbia authors Alix Ohlin & Ruth Ozeki among 2022 BC and Yukon Book Prizes finalists

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By Carrie Jenkins, Jordan Abel, Danielle Geller, Darrel J. McLeod
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
Ohlin's short story collection We Want What We Want and Ozeki's novel The Book of Form and Emptiness are among the finalists for the BC and Yukon Book Prizes. The annual awards celebrate books by writers in the province and territory on Canada's west coast. Alix Ohlin, left, and Ruth Ozeki, right, are finalists for the 2022 Ethel Wilson Fiction Prize.
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19 New Books to Read During Native American Heritage Month by Powell's Staff

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By Danielle Geller, Brandon Hobson, Kliph Nesteroff, Angeline Boulley
| Powell's Books Blog
As we put together a roundup of notable 2021 releases for Native American Heritage Month, we were struck by the immense variety we found: moving memoirs, engrossing genre fiction, artful novels, and informative nonfiction. Despite the diversity of these books, they all share a common purpose: honoring the past while asking difficult questions about the present.
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