The word about Native Nations, Native Voices continues to spread. I
thought you might find of interest this letter from the editor of the
Talking Stick Native Arts Quarterly in New York.
Thank you.
Gordon Bronitsky
Times New Roman
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Bronitsky, PhD
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USA
July 19, 2004
Dear Mr. Bronitsky:
As editor of
Times New RomanTalking
Stick Native Arts Quarterly, I
Timesam
both excited and thrilled by the idea of a Native language writers
festival.
Times New RomanTalking
Stick,
Timespublished
by American Indian Artists Inc. (AMERINDA), in New York City, has a
circulation of 3,000 and is seen by an additional 67,000 readers
primarily on the east coast of the United States. The AMERINDA web
site,
(www.amerinda.org),
which publishes a web edition of
Times New RomanTalking
Stick
Timeshas
been visited by an average of 278,742 visitors since it's inception in
1997. The goal of our quarterly publication is to promote, produce and
give voice to Native arts, both contemporary and traditional.
American Indian Artists, Inc. (AMERINDA) recently copublished
Times New RomanGenocide
of the Mind,
Timeswith
Nation Books, a nonfiction anthology of new Native writing. With this
in mind, we offer our full support to the "Native Nations, Native
Voices Festival."
Times New Roman
Times New RomanTalking
Stick
Timeswill
be active in the promotion of this event by giving voice to some of
the writers involved in the Festival. We encourage those interested in
reviving and preserving our languages to offer their voices in support
as well.
Onen,
Times
TimesSteve
Elm (Oneida)
Editor,
Times New RomanTalking
Stick Native Arts Quarterly