Busy Living It All The Ironic Aesthetic of nila northSun

Out of the many Native American poets and writers who were published in the small presses, kitchen table or garage presses, or larger mainstream presses during the period that overlaps with the Red Power era, none has a more distinctive voice, personal aesthetic, and greater range of subject matter...

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Published inPostindian Aesthetics p. 128
Main Author STEPHANIE FITZGERALD
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published University of Arizona Press 03.05.2022
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Summary:Out of the many Native American poets and writers who were published in the small presses, kitchen table or garage presses, or larger mainstream presses during the period that overlaps with the Red Power era, none has a more distinctive voice, personal aesthetic, and greater range of subject matter than nila northSun. And unlike many who first published during that period, northSun has somehow continued to write and publish into the digital era. One of the keys to her longevity, as I argue in this chapter, is her distinct and specific aesthetic form that is derived from her energetic embrace
ISBN:0816546274
9780816546275
DOI:10.2307/j.ctv2c3k193.20