Stories of the Driven World,Used
Stories of the Driven World,Used

Stories of the Driven World,Used

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In The Driven World, Diane Glancy creates an original vision of North America, pieced from real and invented historic documents, museum artifacts, and field notes. Language itself becomes a transformative tool, as it shapes an emerging myth. She writes from the viewpoint of a feminist, postcolonial, literarynationalist, Christian, and American. As she balances her own complex mixedblood identity, she mirrors the diverse perspectives of 21st century citizens. She occupies multiple histories and landscapes but never forgets allegiance to truth. "Diane Glancy has established herself as one of the country's most versatile and prolific writers. Distinguished by her laconic honesty, she presents Native American lifeespecially the ways it intersects with nonnative culturein all its complexity and nuance." Jessica Bennett, Univ. of North Dakota site

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