Babimose: The Wanderer: Makwa Enewed
Autor Peter Razoren Paperback – iun 2025
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781938065187
ISBN-10: 1938065182
Pagini: 178
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Editura: Michigan State University Press
Colecția Makwa Enewed
Seria Makwa Enewed
ISBN-10: 1938065182
Pagini: 178
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Editura: Michigan State University Press
Colecția Makwa Enewed
Seria Makwa Enewed
Recenzii
“Babimose will transport you to the early contact era in the Great Lakes, a collision of cultures, and a narrative that you don’t want to miss.” —Anton Treuer, author of Where Wolves Don't Die
“The late Peter Razor, award-winning author of While the Locust Slept, tells a story of hope and survival in the story of Babimose, providing a sharp contrast to the lonely, cruel environment Razor survived as an orphaned youth. Babimose’s world is rich, with supportive natural and adoptive parents, diverse communities, and spiritual guidance where the protagonist is free to pursue his dreams through eventful coming-of-age adventures during early colonization days.”—Janis Fairbanks, member of the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, and published in Voice on the Water: Great Lakes Native America Now
“Babimose is the story of a boy able to move easily between people, places, and languages. What begins as innocent wandering turns into a much longer and life-changing journey. Readers are given a glimpse of a time when states were new, boundaries were shifting, and people often struggled to understand one another. Known for his honest retelling of terrible parts of the American past, Peter Razor gifts us with a tale of Indigenous ingenuity, resilience, and quiet integrity.”—Margaret Noodin, Anishinaabemowin instructor for the Grand Portage Lake Superior Band of Chippewa and professor of English at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee
“The late Peter Razor, award-winning author of While the Locust Slept, tells a story of hope and survival in the story of Babimose, providing a sharp contrast to the lonely, cruel environment Razor survived as an orphaned youth. Babimose’s world is rich, with supportive natural and adoptive parents, diverse communities, and spiritual guidance where the protagonist is free to pursue his dreams through eventful coming-of-age adventures during early colonization days.”—Janis Fairbanks, member of the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, and published in Voice on the Water: Great Lakes Native America Now
“Babimose is the story of a boy able to move easily between people, places, and languages. What begins as innocent wandering turns into a much longer and life-changing journey. Readers are given a glimpse of a time when states were new, boundaries were shifting, and people often struggled to understand one another. Known for his honest retelling of terrible parts of the American past, Peter Razor gifts us with a tale of Indigenous ingenuity, resilience, and quiet integrity.”—Margaret Noodin, Anishinaabemowin instructor for the Grand Portage Lake Superior Band of Chippewa and professor of English at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee
Notă biografică
Peter Razor (1928–2022) authored the award-winning While the Locust Slept, a memoir chronicling his time as a ward at the State Public School in Owatonna, Minnesota, in the 1930s. He also authored Wiijiwaaganag: More Than Brothers. He was an enrolled member of the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa (Nahgahchiwanong) and was a decorated Army veteran of the Korean War.
Descriere
This book expands on the legend of Babimose, originally passed down as an oral history among Indigenous peoples. The story recalls a gifted Anishinaabe boy who lived south of Gichigami, now known as Lake Superior, who independently traveled among Indigenous nations in the 1750s, learning lessons of resilience that still resonate today.