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- Studies in American Indian Literatures
- University of Nebraska Press
- issue
- Volume 16, Number 4, Winter 2004
- Introduction: "A Spring Wind Rising. .. Listen. You Can Hear It"
- Contributor Biographies
- Many Thanks, Simon, for a Wonderful Gift
- Telling Our Daughters
- Prairie Songs and Poor Prayers
- Tribute to Simon J. Ortiz
- Revisiting the Regenerative Possibilities of Ortiz
- The Work That Must Be Done
- Morning Star Song
- Resistance and Continuance through Cultural Connections in Simon J. Ortiz's Out There Somewhere
- A "Touching Man" Brings Aacqu Close
- "Story Speaks for Us": Centering the Voice of Simon Ortiz
- The Challenge of Speaking First
- "It was that Indian": Simon Ortiz, Activist Poet
- The Stories He Lives By
- Poetry Can Be All This: All of You, All of Me, All of Us
- "The story goes its own way": Ortiz, Nationalism, and the Oral Poetics of Power
- Maps of the Universe
- Simon Ortiz and the Lyricism of Continuance: "For the Sake of the People, For the Sake of the Land"
- An Interview with Simon Ortiz: July 14, 1988
- Excerpt from "Children of Fire, Children of Water: Memory and Trauma"
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