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Elati Publishing – On Finding a Name

Elati Publishing – On Finding a Name

Sep 24, 2024

As you may know, I have been on an almost ten year journey to publish a book. I went through the process of writing an incredibly detailed book proposal that I polished over and over again. I knew it was time to send it out into the world when I was barely changing a single word every time I read it. Still, it took me months before I finally got my courage and a long list of potential publishers together. I submitted my proposal to all of the publishers I thought might be interested, which turned out to be 10...

Cahokia Indian Mounds

Cahokia Indian Mounds

Apr 21, 2022

I recently learned that there once was an urban complex of Native Americans in the United States that dates back to the 9th century.  I had heard of the Mayans, was somewhat familiar with the Aztec civilization that built pyramids in Mexico, and had even visited Teotihuacan when I was in high school.  Over the years, I have visited Anasazi ruins and other Native American sites in the southwest U.S.  And of course I learned about the decimation of the native tribes across the continent, due to diseases like smallpox, brought by the explorers and settlers.  I am aware of...

Karankawa Indians in Texas

Karankawa Indians in Texas

Sep 26, 2020

Last updated: August 15, 2023 In September 2020,  I enrolled in a virtual class – a series of Zoom meetings to discuss the possibilities for gesturing towards de-colonial futures, and when I wrote this, I had just attended the first 2-hour segment.  There were 5 additional meetings over the course of the next year – one every two months – in conjunction with a group called Sisters of Earth Emerging.  My first “assignment” was to discover more about the indigenous people who once lived where I currently reside.  As a kid, I lived in Ohio, California, and finally Texas.  Because...

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