GREAT PLAINS
THE ADVENTURES OF THE WOMAN HOMESTEADER
Generations of readers have delighted in Elinore Pruitt Stewart’s Letters of a Woman Homesteader (1914) and Letters on an Elk Hunt(1915), among the most engaging accounts of life in the American West. Stewart related her adventures on an isolated Wyoming homestead with such vividness, gusto, and sympathy that she has become the woman homesteader. Until now, however, little has been known about her except what she chose to reveal in her published letters.
Elinore Pruitt Stewart, Writer and Homesteader
BEAD ON AN ANTHILL
Ringing with insight and honesty, this memoir gives voice to an emerging generation of Lakota women who attempt to navigate the difficult paths of a bicultural world.
South Dakota: Pine Ridge Reservation
THE MAYANS AMONG US
“This book makes for a fascinating read. Sittig and González help us understand the points of view of an almost invisible population. The stories of the Mayans, huge and heartbreaking stories, increase our moral imaginations. I wish this were required reading for all our politicians and policy makers. I recommend it to all who yearn to understand the America we live in today.”—Mary Pipher, author of The Middle of Everywhere: Helping Refugees Enter the American Community
Maya People Discover ‘Safe Place to Live’ in Nebraska
Since 1880s, Immigrant Labor has Fueled Meatpacking Industry in Nebraska
MUSCOGEE DAUGHTER
“What remains most striking is the unexpected gift of the heavy understory of Susan Supernaw’s spiritual tests. Throughout the telling, she remains straightforward and mesmerizing.”—Joy Harjo, U.S. poet laureate and Mvskoke Creek writer
The Gateway to Oklahoma History
FROM SOCIETY PAGE TO FRONT PAGE
“An inventory of inspiring and real-life stories of remarkable groundbreaking women journalists. . . . This book should resonate with women everywhere who seek to use the full range of their abilities and still lead fulfilling personal lives. And it is not just for women!”—Chuck Hagel, former U.S. senator from Nebraska
Grace: A Pioneering Nebraska Journalist Looks at Women Who Paved the Way for Her
Timeline: The Omaha World-Herald’s 150-year story
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