Bøger af Daniel David Moses

By the winner of the Governor General's Award for Drama.

Considering whether it is moral to use radical and violent solutions to stop the destruction of the environment, this dark novel portrays a succession of fights over land rights and pollution in northern Ontario. As tensions increase, a local Canadian Native man decides to follow his vision of revenge by kidnapping the manager of the paper mill and a reporter who arrives on the scene.

A collection of essays about First Nations Canadian authors. It discusses story elements such as tricksters, medicine shows, and ghosts. It also offers insights on Native Americans in similar predicaments in movie westerns and the musical Oklahoma.

Thoughtful and passionate, this imaginative collection of poetry explores the many facets of the aboriginal individual. Through meticulously crafted portraits, lyrics, satires, mythologies, and meditations, these poems discuss issues related to perception, desire, youth, and aging as they relate to native life.

The poet's first offering in a decade, this collection is a rich exploration of loss and longing, celebrating art, culture, and two-spirited identity through poems that are rich in sound and sense.