Articles from MELUS (September 22, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"A being of a new world:" the ambiguity of mixed blood in Pauline Johnson's "My Mother".	Lukens, Margo	Critical Essay	5344
Advancing Sisterhood?: Interracial Friendships in Contemporary Southern Fiction.	Wells, Chandra	Book Review	1035
Ceremonial healing and the multiple narrative tradition in Louise Erdrich's Tales of Burning Love.	Rosenberg, Roberta	Critical Essay	6960
Contemporary American Indian Literatures and the Oral Tradition.	Rader, Dean	Book Review	2975
Coyote loops: Leslie Marmon Silko holds a full house in her hand.	Fitz, Brewster E.	Critical Essay	6768
Finding a place for David Cusick in Native American literary history.	Kalter, Susan	Critical Essay	13259
Finding the way back: place and space in the ecological poetry of Joy Harjo.	Bryson, J. Scott	Critical Essay	9937
Leslie Marmon Silko: reading, writing, and storytelling.	Velikova, Roumiana	Critical Essay	6650
On cultural contexts, aesthetics, and the mission of MELUS.	TuSmith, Bonnie		2265
Postindian Conversations.	Weidman, Bette S.	Book Review	1475
Postmodern bears in the texts of Gerald Vizenor.	Barry, Nora Baker	Critical Essay	7559
Sherman Alexie's indigenous blues.	Ford, Douglas	Critical Essay	7047
The future of Native American literature: a conversation with John E. Smelcer.	Seeds, Dale E.	Interview	4693
Word as weapon: visual culture and contemporary American Indian poetry.	Rader, Dean	Critical Essay	7682