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MariJo Moore, ed.: Eating Fire, Tasting Blood: An Anthology of the American Indian Holocaust.(Book review)
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The American Indian Quarterly
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June 22, 2008
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MariJo Moore, ed. Eating Fire, Tasting Blood: An Anthology of the American Indian Holocaust. New York: Thunder's Mouth Press, 2006. 406 pp. Paper, $16.95.
This is a grueling book to read for any Native person of Turtle Island who knows something about how it went with Native People and those who came. Those of us who study these matters know some of the substance discussed by various Native authors in the book, but still it is punishing to read about it in prose and in poetry. So why should we read such difficult stuff?
"Written history," the editor says in the introduction, "makes us more aware of the silenced truths concerning past and current deceit, theft, abuse, ...
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