Birding While Indian

A Mixed-Blood Memoir

Thomas C. Gannon

“A much-needed and much-appreciated addition to Native literature. Birding While Indian is all that and a bag of tobacco.” —Tiffany Midge, author of Bury My Heart at Chuck E. Cheese’s

Everything I Never Wanted to Know

Christine Hume

“Provocative and intelligent … A thoughtfully disturbing, sharp sociological study.” —Kirkus

Safe in a Midwife’s Hands

Birthing Traditions from Africa to the American South

Linda Janet Holmes

“Weaves together the histories of African and African American midwives to share an undertold story of birthing traditions and justice.” —Linda Villarosa, author of Under the Skin: The Hidden Toll of Racism on American Lives and on the Health of Our Nation

Mistaken for an Empire

A Memoir in Tongues

Christine Imperial

“Drop everything and read this searing debut.” —Gabrielle Civil, author of the déjà vu: black dreams & black time

Twenty Square Feet of Skin

Megan Baxter

“These essays wrestle with what it means to be radically alive.” —Joni Tevis, author of The World Is on Fire

SEX DEPRESSION ANIMALS

Poems

Mag Gabbert

“Mag Gabbert announces herself as a new force in American poetry.” —Matthew Zapruder

The Fertile Earth and the Ordered Cosmos

Reflections on the Newark Earthworks and World Heritage

M. Elizabeth Weiser, Timothy R. W. Jordan, and Richard D. Shiels, Eds.

“Whether the Newark Earthworks are in your backyard or a globe away, these essays will illuminate their extraordinary human story, made of earth, one basket at a time.” —Megan Wood, executive director and CEO, Ohio History Connection