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Dawland Voices 2.0

Indigenous writing from New England and the NorthEast

Dawnland Voices 2.0

Dawnland Voices 2.0

Indigenous writing from New England and the NorthEast

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Joan Tavares Avant

Joan Tavares Avant

Issue 9 ·  Non-Fiction

The Massachusetts State Flag is Insulting Joint Committee on State Administration and Regulatory OversightThe General Court of the Commonwealth of… Read More

Alice M. Azure

Alice M. Azure

Issue 9 ·  Poetry

Relativity I sit at the southern position of a large circle, a council of grandmothers. They are chuckling at another… Read More

Mary Bassett

Mary Bassett

Issue 9 ·  Poetry

Ancestors My feet feel so cold so I keep wiggling my toes until the warmth returns. Bareheaded in the rain,… Read More

Carol Dana

Carol Dana

Issue 9 ·  Non-Fiction

My Grandfather My grandfather, Sylvester Francis, used to hunt and trap in the Sunkhaze area. He also took all kinds… Read More

Adrian Downey

Adrian Downey

Issue 9 ·  Non-Fiction

Book Review of Kiskajeyi – I Am Ready: A Hermeneutic Exploration of Mi’kmaq Komqwejwi’kasikl Poetry by Michelle Sylliboy (Rebel Mountain… Read More

Rich Holschuh

Rich Holschuh

Issue 9 ·  Poetry

T8ni Kizos Wazwasa – Winter Solstice Terraced lines shine silver,Layers upon the cross-hatched riverbanksThreads of smoke rise still and silent… Read More

Natalie Dana Lolar

Natalie Dana Lolar

Issue 9 ·  Poetry

In this time In this time of posted landWhere do we go…?How do we live…?No food gathered…No medicine picked…No game… Read More

Dawna Meader

Dawna Meader

Issue 9 ·  Poetry

Wocawson Cipenuk From the East she blows a gentle rainAnd washes away our worry and pain.Her breezes reach out and… Read More

Charlie True

Charlie True

Issue 9 ·  Poetry

Phillip at Wachusett The grating of the dried oaks of Wachusettleaf upon layered leafwould shatter the wind’s soft lilting whisperin… Read More

Carol Bachofner

Carol Bachofner

Issue 8 ·  Poetry

Water is as essential to our collective lives as the blood pumping through our human hearts. You might correlate our… Read More

Wendy Newell Dyer

Wendy Newell Dyer

Issue 8 ·  Non-Fiction

Mother Earth Water Walk When I began walking in the Eastern portion of the Mother Earth Water Walk that began… Read More

Phoebe “Songbundle” Legere

Phoebe “Songbundle” Legere

Issue 8 ·  Music, Song and Story

Phoebe “Songbundle” Legere (Abenaki) lives in Maine and New York City. She is an internationally recognized composer and multi-disciplinary artist.

Robert Peters

Robert Peters

Issue 8 ·  Visual Art

Walruses On The Rings Of Saturn – I purchased a wood panel about ten years ago and asked my son… Read More

Donna Smith

Donna Smith

Fiction ·  Issue 8

“…He is said to have been the last Red Man in Acton …”
(Robert Frost)

Indigenous Editing and the Gathering Place

Indigenous Editing and the Gathering Place

Issue 7

We have been thinking and talking a lot about Indigenous editing here at Dawnland Voices 2.0.  Since 11 tribal community… Read More

Alice M. Azure–Featured Writer

Alice M. Azure–Featured Writer

Issue 7 ·  Poetry

CAHOKIA COLLECTS and RESPONSES Ancients of Cahokia,I offer these prayersas a person busy with everydaywork—aware that you alsobusied yourselves aroundour… Read More

Carol Dana

Carol Dana

Issue 7

Grampy’s Tent  We used to camp near the ocean, in Grampy’s tent. We lived in that old canvas tent. We needed forked poles… Read More

Wendy Newell Dyer

Wendy Newell Dyer

Issue 7 ·  Non-Fiction

Return to Dawnland I Am Passamaquoddy “Even a happy life cannot be without a measure of darkness, and the word… Read More

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