Voices of the Warp and Weft

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In this collection you’ll find tales and poetry from six Indigenous authors from tribes across the United States. The passions and stories of these young writers span a variety of genres, from psychological horror and science fiction to fables and fantasy. Join a young academic as her eyes are opened to the truth buried in the bones of an institution, or find out what really happened on the night of a troubled woman’s last drive. Gather your family for a fable about unlikely friendship, or adopt different perspectives through poetry. Perhaps you’ll accept an unusual stranger’s invitation to a night at a gallery unlike any other, or take up arms with a soldier who stands between a vicious enemy and the last of the human race. No matter which world you turn to, whether it’s inhabited by familiar woodland friends, a terrible contagion, or unquiet bones, each one is sure to weave the familiar with the new in a cover to cover experience of fear, heartache, family, and hope.

Authors include: Abi Bentium, Rachel Gruner, Madeleine Hutchins, V.N. Keane, Leah Olson, and Gola Yona