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Now in paperback: a gently powerful memoir about deepening your relationship with your homeland.
"A fascinating and evocative memoir in essays."—Kirkus Reviews, starred review
Tribal chairman and celebrated storyteller Greg Sarris—whose novels are esteemed alongside those of Louise Erdrich and Stephen Graham Jones—invites us into intimate and contemplative scenes from his own life in Becoming Story. With this memoir-in-essays he asks: What does it mean to be truly connected to the place you call home—to walk where innumerable generations of your ancestors have walked? And what does it mean when you dedicate your life to making that connection even deeper?
Moving between his childhood and the present day, Sarris creates a kaleidoscopic narrative about the forces that shaped his early years and his eventual work as a tribal leader. He considers the fathomless past, historical traumas, and possible futures of his homeland. His acclaimed storytelling skills are in top form here, and he charts his journey in prose that is humorous, searching, and profound. Described as "jewellike" by the San Francisco Chronicle, Becoming Story is also a gently powerful guide in the art of belonging to the place where you live.
Contents
Contents
Seasons
Frost
Iris
Osprey
Scar
Places
Fidel's Place
Bluebelly
The Charms of Tolay Lake Regional Park
Osprey Talks to Me One Day
After the Fall
Trees
The Ancient Ones
If Oprah Were an Oak Tree
Ancestors
The Last Woman from Petaluma
Maria Evangeliste
Acknowledgments
About the Author
