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Sherman Alexie - (Spokane/Coeur d'Alene) 1966- . Also writes poetry and short stories. 1996 American Book Award. Highly praised for writing about contemporary Native American reservation life.
Indian Killer FIC ALE
Reservation Blues FIC ALE
The Toughest Indian in the World FIC ALE
Ten Little Indians: Stories
FIC ALE


Robert J. Conley - (Cherokee) 1940- . Known for accurate description of the Old West. Also writes history, traditions and folklore of the Cherokee.
Barjack WES CON
Cold Hard Trail WES CON
War Woman: A Novel of the Real People FIC CON
Peace Chief: A Novel of the Real People FIC CON
Sequoyah FIC CON
Michael Dorris - (Modoc) 1945-1997. Also wrote poetry, short stories, children's books, essays. Known for sensitive and intelligent treatment of Native American concerns.
Cloud Chamber: A Novel FIC DOR
The Crown of Columbus FIC DOR
A Yellow Raft on Blue Water FIC DOR
Debra Magpie Earling (Flathead) First novel by a promising author.
Perma Red FIC EAR
Louise Erdrich - (Chippewa) 1954- . Also writes poetry. Nominated for National Book Award for fiction 2001.
The Beet Queen FIC ERD
Tracks: A Novel FIC ERD
Love Medicine FIC ERD
The Bingo Palace FIC ERD
Tales of Burning Love FIC ERD
The Antelope Wife FIC ERD
The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse FIC ERD
The Master Butchers Singing Club FIC ERD
Diane Glancy - (Cherokee) 1941- . Deals with spirituality, family ties and issues facing those of mixed blood. Also writes poetry, essays, and short stories.
Pushing the Bear: A Novel of the Trail of Tears FIC GLA
Stone Heart: a Novel of Sacajawea FIC GLA
Owl Goingback (Choctaw/Cherokee) Also writes novels, children’s books and short stories. Bram Stoker Award for Best First Novel.
Darker Than Night FIC GOI
Evil Whispers FIC GOI
Breed FIC GOI


Thomas King - (Cherokee) 1943- . Writes about Canada's Native peoples.
Truth & Bright Water FIC KIN

Mardi Oakley Medawar - (Cherokee). Mystery series about Tay-bodal, a 19th century Kiowa healer.
Death at Rainy Mountain MYS MED
The Fort Larned Incident MYS MED
Remembering the Osage Kid FIC MED
Witch of Palo Duro: A Tay-bodal Mystery MYS MED

N. Scott Momaday - (Kiowa) 1934- . Pulitzer prize for fiction in 1969. Also writes poetry and children's fiction. Focus on Kiowa's traditions, customs and beliefs.
The Ancient Child: A Novel FIC MOM
House Made of Dawn FIC MOM

Susan Power - (Lakota Sioux) 1961- . 1995 PEN /Hemingway Award for Best First Novel.
The Grass Dancer FIC POW

Leslie Silko - (Laguna/Pueblo) 1948- . Also writes poetry and autobiography. 1980 American Book Award.
Ceremony FIC SIL
Gardens in the Dunes FIC SIL

Martin Cruz Smith - (Pueblo/Yaqui) 1942- . Also a journalist. Nominated for Edgar Award in 1972, 1976, 1978, 1982.
Gorky Park FIC SMI
Stallion FIC SMI
Polar Star FIC SMI
Red Square FIC SMI
Rose FIC SMI
Havana Bay FIC SMI
December 6: A Novel FIC SMI
Gypsy in Amber MYS SMI
Canto for a Gypsy MYS SMI

James Welch - (Blackfeet) 1940- . Also wrote poetry and nonfiction. American Book Award. Native Writers Circle of the Americas Lifetime Achievement Award.
Fools Crow FIC WEL
The Heartsong of Charging Elk: A Novel FIC WEL

This list contains only authors whose novels are in the Fairfax County Public Library.

 


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