Literary Fiction
by Tommy Orange
Twelve Native Americans converge on a powwow in Oakland, each carrying stories of violence, displacement, and survival in contemporary urban America. Their interconnected narratives build toward a shattering climax that honors Indigenous resilience while refusing to romanticize suffering. A groundbreaking debut that reclaims Native voices and reimagines what American fiction can be.
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