North American Indian Prose Award

Gerald Vizenor, Diane Glancy, and A. LaVonne Brown Rouff, series editors

The North American Indian Prose Award is given for the best non-fiction prose manuscript written by an American Indian. Co-sponsored by the Native American Studies program of the University of California-Santa Cruz, this award is limited to memoirs, biographies, historical monographs, literary criticism, and familiar essays.

Boarding School Seasons

Brenda J. Child

hardcover (1998)

978-0-8032-1480-4

$45.00 ^x

paperback (2000)

978-0-8032-6405-2

$14.95 ^s

Choctaw Nation

Valerie Lambert

hardcover (2007)

978-0-8032-1105-6

$24.95 ^s

paperback (2009)

978-0-8032-2490-2

$24.95 ^x

Claiming Breath

Diane Glancy

hardcover (1992)

978-0-8032-2140-6

$50.00 ^s

paperback

978-0-8032-7066-4

$12.00 $3.00 ^t

Completing the Circle

Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve

hardcover

978-0-8032-4226-5

$35.00 ^s

paperback (1998)

978-0-8032-9254-3

$12.95 ^x

Listening to Our Grandmothers' Stories

Amanda J. Cobb-Greetham

hardcover (2000)

978-0-8032-1509-2

$40.00 ^s

paperback (2007)

978-0-8032-6467-0

$14.95 ^t

Northern Athabascan Survival

Phyllis Ann Fast

hardcover (2002)

978-0-8032-2017-1

$55.00 ^s

Son of Two Bloods

Vincent L. Mendoza

hardcover (1996)

978-0-8032-3188-7

$30.00

paperback (1999)

978-0-8032-8257-5

$12.00 $3.00 ^t

They Called It Prairie Light

K. Tsianina Lomawaima

hardcover (1994)

978-0-8032-2904-4

$25.00

paperback (1995)

978-0-8032-7957-5

$14.95 ^s