Waubgeshig Rice

About the Author

Waubgeshig Rice is an Anishinaabe author, journalist, and filmmaker from the Wasauksing First Nation on Parry Island, Ontario. A member of the Ojibwe nation, he draws deeply from his cultural heritage and experiences in Indigenous communities to craft narratives that explore themes of resilience, survival, and cultural preservation in the face of modern challenges. With a background in broadcast journalism, Rice has contributed to outlets like CBC Radio and APTN, honing his skills in storytelling that bridges traditional oral histories with contemporary fiction. His acclaimed debut novel, Moon of the Crusted Snow: A Novel, vividly portrays an Anishinaabe community's struggle during a mysterious societal collapse, blending speculative elements with authentic Indigenous perspectives. Rice's work continues to resonate with readers seeking diverse voices in literature, earning him recognition for amplifying underrepresented stories.