Telling a Good One: The Process of a Native American Collaborative Biography (American Indian Lives)
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Telling a Good One: The Process of a Native American Collaborative Biography (American Indian Lives)

by Theodore Rios, Kathleen Mullen Sands

Biography Native American Studies
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Telling a Good One considers how a Native American collaborative biography takes shape. As part of the American Indian Lives series, the book explores the processes of storytelling, representation, and shared authorship for readers interested in biography, Native American studies, and nonfiction.

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Telling a Good One examines the process of creating a collaborative biography connected with Native American lives.

The book focuses on how stories are shaped through collaboration, emphasizing the relationship between biography, memory, and representation.

As part of the American Indian Lives series, it offers a thoughtful perspective on documenting individual and community experience.

This title will interest readers of biography, Native American studies, oral history, and the craft of nonfiction storytelling.

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