Day: December 8, 2023

“Behavioral Health: Traditional Healing.” Native American Connections, www.nativeconnections.org/behavioral-health/traditional-healing#:~:text=As%20with%20our%20ancestors%2C%20the,participants%20in%20prayer%20or%20song. Canva Free, www.canva.com/free/.  “Indian Reservations.” History, www.history.com/topics/native-american-history/indian-reservations#. Talty, Morgan. Night of the Living Rez. Tin House, 2022.  Talty, Morgan. “About.” Morgan Talty, www.morgantalty.com/about.  “Wabanaki root clubs.” Maine Memory Network, www.mainememory.net/sitebuilder/site/2976/slideshow/1734/display?format=list&prev_object_id=4665&prev_object=page#:~:text=Root%20clubs%20are%20made%20from,late%201800s%20to%20early%201900s.

Starting off with the choice of color for the book jacket, I wanted to stick to the theme of nature and how Talty infuses it into the work. This proved to be difficult at first because there was no particular color usage by Talty that […]

I thought this project was both fun and presented itself as a challenge.  I mean this in the way that choosing items that encapsulated the entire store, essay, address, etc was difficult to decide on. Being quite honest, it took me a week plus to […]

“This story has brought my eye to a different perspective of Indians through barbarous Indian Dee. I can see the role my own civilized society plays in portraying Indians and their livelihood. My only hope is readers be cautious to judge the morality of Indian […]

Morgan Talty is an acclaimed writer and citizen of the Penobscot Indian Nation. His published texts include Night of the Living Rez and his upcoming novel Fire Exit, set to release on June 4th. Outside of his titled works, Talty has also been featured in […]

“Earth, Speak” is a short story from Morgan Talty’s published work, Night of the Living Rez. Set in the state of Maine, this collection aims to portray the lives of Penobscot people in the present day. This selected story follows our main character, Dee, through […]