Reading: David Treuer
In this audiovisual recording from Thursday, March 21, 2002, as part of the 33rd Annual UND Writers Conference: “Explorations,” David Treuer reads from his work. Treuer begins by discussing his life as a writer examining writing by and about American Indians and the pitfalls of describing and transl...
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ftunivndakota:oai:commons.und.edu:writers-conference-1173 2023-05-15T16:35:25+02:00 Reading: David Treuer Treuer, David 2002-03-22T00:00:00Z https://commons.und.edu/writers-conference/2002/day3/2 unknown UND Scholarly Commons https://commons.und.edu/writers-conference/2002/day3/2 UND Writers Conference American Studies Art and Design Arts and Humanities Creative Writing Education Feminist Gender and Sexuality Studies Race Ethnicity and Post-Colonial Studies text 2002 ftunivndakota 2022-09-14T06:41:01Z In this audiovisual recording from Thursday, March 21, 2002, as part of the 33rd Annual UND Writers Conference: “Explorations,” David Treuer reads from his work. Treuer begins by discussing his life as a writer examining writing by and about American Indians and the pitfalls of describing and translating indigenous languages. Treuer reads from Guess Ready Go End Earth, his nonfiction work-in-progress, about Ernest Oberholtzer's 1912 canoe trip to Hudson Bay, and explains his research expedition. Treuer also responds to audience questions about nonfiction survival genre, the character of Oberholtzer, his reaction to Sherman Alexie's Smoke Signals, and the cover art title inspiration of his novel Hiawatha. Introduced by Greg Gagnon. Text Hudson Bay UND Scholarly Commons (University of North Dakota) Hudson Hudson Bay |
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In this audiovisual recording from Thursday, March 21, 2002, as part of the 33rd Annual UND Writers Conference: “Explorations,” David Treuer reads from his work. Treuer begins by discussing his life as a writer examining writing by and about American Indians and the pitfalls of describing and translating indigenous languages. Treuer reads from Guess Ready Go End Earth, his nonfiction work-in-progress, about Ernest Oberholtzer's 1912 canoe trip to Hudson Bay, and explains his research expedition. Treuer also responds to audience questions about nonfiction survival genre, the character of Oberholtzer, his reaction to Sherman Alexie's Smoke Signals, and the cover art title inspiration of his novel Hiawatha. Introduced by Greg Gagnon. |
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