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From a celebrated Native journalist, an electrifying memoir of travel, love, friendships, and connection across cultures.
"At the core of this quarter-century unfolding is Smith's personal origin story as a mighty, independent Indigenous woman with a deep love for her traditional land finding her power in a broader, borderless world." —Chris La Tray (Anishinaabe), author of Becoming Little Shell: A Landless Indian's Journey Home
Growing up on the Torres Martinez Reservation in Southern California, Terria Smith longed for adventure. She became a journalist, hitting the road and reporting on the rich lives of Native people around the United States. As her hunger for travel grew, so did her understanding of community, and what it means to be a world citizen today. I Love You So Many—named after a favorite expression of her Spanish-speaking relatives—follows Smith from her ancestral homelands to Cuba, Iceland, Guyana, and back again. With exuberant, laugh-out-loud style she tells stories about forging profound friendships, falling in and out of love, and celebrating the determination that carried her through hard and heady times alike. She brings a fresh sensibility to travel writing, building enduring relationships with the people and cultures she visits. For Smith, travel is deeply rooted in Native traditions: It's about sharing, reciprocity, risk-taking, and the valuable (and sometimes awkward) work of bridging and holding differences. As fun as it is poignant, I Love You So Many is an irresistible tribute to getting out and living a life in full.
Contents
Preface
Alaska
Lincoln
Northern California
Utah to Colorado
Havana
Santa Clara de Cuba—Soltera
Santa Clara de Cuba—Novios
Iceland
Santa Clara de Cuba—Boda
Lago Hanabanilla
Yuma
Baracoa
Guyana
Costa Rica
Mexico City
Canyons
Acknowledgments
About the Author
