This collection of Duane Niatum’s new and selected earlier work is his sixth book of poems. Among the poems reprinted here is the series “Moon Stories,” now substantially rewritten. Always praised as one of the most talented and distinguished Native American writers, Niatum extends his range in this volume, fusing together the poems of thirty years of passionate endeavor and offering testimony to the risks of the heart as well as the mind and body, particularly in the section “Love Changes the Spirit and the Dance.”
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Living in Seattle, influenced by the life and stories of his Klallam grandfather, and the recipient of a Ph.D. in American Culture from the University of Michigan, Duane Niatum has taught as visiting professor in eight American colleges and universities, won seven writers and book awards and a Smithsonian Community Scholar Grant, and read at the International Poetry Festival and the Library of Congress. He is the editor of the Harpers Anthology of 20th Century Native American Poetry.
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