MONDAY, DECEMBER 12
H-L LIBRARY
General
BIPOC Book Display: Latinidad, Identity, and Queer Love
The Library’s 2022-23 BIPOC Collection, curated by Karla Lainez, ‘24, opened with a discussion with Karla on November 17. The video is on Facebook.
The display remained in place through the 2022-23 academic year.
Karla’s curator’s statement:
Hi! I am so happy you are here, browsing through the 2022 Fall BIPOC Collection focused on Latinidad, identity, and queer love at the Hawthorne-Longfellow Library.
My name is Karla Lainez, and I am a junior at Bowdoin College. When beginning to think about this collection and what to include within it, I knew I wanted it to have a variety of stories, experiences, and voices that celebrate and show our strength and humanity: the love, the struggles, the family, the humor, the joy, the care, and the empowerment. Often, the narrative is one of lack of power and autonomy, but we are strong, le echamos ganas, continually show up, and are here. Our experiences matter, and finding a character or person to relate to is so crucial. I also wanted to have books in the collection I wished I had growing up, as seeing parts of my identity, and that of my friends represented and honored in school didn’t occur. My identities as a queer Mexcian and Salvadoran American daughter of immigrants have had an impact on how connected I’ve been able to feel. Books on queer love and joy were never on the shelves, much less by Latine/a/o authors, which is why I can’t wait to read these. The younger version of me would have loved seeing these books in the library or recommended by a professor. I probably would have read more. So, I am so glad they can be added here, and I hope you can enjoy them too.
I’ve tried to include an author from each part of Latin America, recognizing that while we have many shared experiences that unite us as a community, our cultures and countries are unique. Additionally, these works will increase the number of books Bowdoin has by Latine/a/o authors within the library, which must continue and expand even after the display of this collection ends. This collection contains a variety of formats, from essays, poems, children’s books, fiction, and anthologies, to even films. It includes stories that aren’t highlighted enough, and experiences that deserve to be shared and heard. Finding a space where you feel seen, welcomed, and understood at a predominantly white institution like Bowdoin is hard. So, I hope that within these works, you find a piece that resonates with you, even if just a line.
Thank you 🙂
The book list:
| Title | Author |
|---|---|
| La Señora Varsovia | Abend van Dalen, Raquel |
| The Poet X | Acevedo, Elizabeth |
| Inheritance: A Visual Poem | Acevedo, Elizabeth |
| Performing the US Latina and Latino borderlands | Aldama, Artuo . |
| Violeta: A novel | Allende, Isabel |
| The Woman I kept to myself | Alvarez, Julia |
| In the time of the butterflies | Alvarez, Julia |
| mala mala | Antonio Santini, Dan Sickles |
| Borderlands: the new mestiza = la frontera | Anzaldúa, Gloria |
| This bridge called my back: writings by radical women of color | Anzaldúa, Gloria and Moraga, Cherrie |
| Tía Fortuna’s New Home: A Jewish Cuban Journey | Behar, Ruth |
| Fire from the Andes: Short Fiction by Women from Bolivia, Ecuador, and Peru | Benner, Susan and Leonard, Kathy |
| We Are Owed | Brown, Ariana |
| Tengo una tía que no es monjita | Cardoza, Melissa |
| 13 Colors of the Honduran Resitance | Cardoza, Melissa |
| So Far From God | Castillo, Ana |
| The House on Mango Street | Cisneros, Sandra |
| Caramelo | Cisneros, Sandra |
| Reclaim the stars: 17 tales across realms & space | Córdova, Zoraida |
| Latina Lesbian Writers and Authors | Costa, María Colores |
| Halsey Street | Coster, Naima |
| Homecoming queers : desire and difference in Chicana Latina cultural production | Danielson, Marivel |
| Mango Moon | de Anda, Diane |
| Kiwi | de Posadas, Carmen |
| Cantoras | De Robertis, Carolina |
| Vindictas: Cuentistas Latinoamericanas | Delgado, Susy |
| Here Comes the Sun | Dennis-Benn, Nicole |
| Ordinary Girls: A memoir | Díaz, Jaquira |
| Islandborn | Diaz, Junot |
| Boogie, Boogie, Yall | Esperanza, C. G. |
| “Sabrina & Corina” | Fajardo-Anstine, Kali |
| Brother, Sister, Mother, Explorer | Figueroa, Jamie |
| Empanada: A Lesbiana Story en Probaditas | Flores, Anel |
| Antonio’s card | Gonzalaez, rigoberto |
| Calling the doves | gonzales, grace cornell |
| All Around Us | Gonzalez, Xelena |
| Olga Dies Dreaming | Gonzalez, Xochitl |
| Catrachos | Guzmán, Roy |
| The book of Unknown Americans | Henriquez, Cristina |
| Mucha Muchacha, Too Much Girl | Hernández Linares, Leticia |
| A Cup of Water Under My Bed | Hernandez, Daisy |
| A Child Grows Up and Wonders | Hernandez, Felicia O |
| American Dreamer | Herrera, Adriana |
| Cafe con Lychee | Lee, Emery |
| Fiebre Tropical | Lopera, Julián Delgado |
| Cuentamelo | Lopera, Julián Delgado |
| Peluda | Lozada-Olivia, Melissa |
| Killing Marías: A Poem for Multiple Voices | Luna, Claudia Catro |
| No Filter and Oher Lies | Maldonado, Crystal |
| Our Shadows Have Claws | Many |
| Wild Tounges Can’t Be Tamed: 15 Voices from the Latinx Diaspora | many |
| Ophelia After All | Marie, Racquel |
| Alma and How She Got Her Name | Martinez-Neal, Juana |
| Here the Whole Time | Martins, Vitor |
| One of a kind like me | Mayeno, Laurin |
| Lake Lore | McLemore, Anna-Marie |
| Furia | Mendez, Yamile |
| Mexican Gothic | Moreno-Garcia, Silvia |
| Alicia and the Hurricane | Newman, Leslea |
| What’s Coming To Me | Padilla, Francesca |
| 500 years | Pamela Yates |
| Funeral for Flaca | Prado, Emily |
| The Five Wounds | Quade, Kirstin Valdez |
| Beauty Woke | Ramos, NoNieqa |
| The Lesbiana’s Guide to Catholic School | Reyes, Sonora |
| A Girl’s Guide to Love & Magic | Rigaud, Debbie |
| They Call Me Mix/Me Llaman Maestre | Rivas, Lourdes |
| Juliet Takes a Breath | Rivera, Gabby |
| America Vol. 1: The Life And Times Of America Chavez | Rivera, Gabby |
| For Brown Girls with Sharp Edges and Tender Hearts: A Love Letter to Women of Color | Rodríguez, Prisca Dorcas Mojica |
| Aristotle and Dante Discover the secrets of the Universe | Sáenz, Benjamin Alire |
| Hermosa | Salgado, Yesika |
| I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter | Sanchez, Erika |
| With Lots of Love | Sanchez, Jenny Toress |
| Una Mujer Fantastica | Sebastián Lelio |
| Nameless Woman: An Anthology of Fiction by Trans Women of Color | Selenite, Venus |
| Cemetery Boys | Thomas, Aiden |
| Lotería | Valenti, Karla |
| Lulu and Milagro’s Search for Clarity | Velez, Angela |
| Fifteen Hunded Miles From The Sun | Villa, Jonny Garza |
| Las Malas | Villada, Camila Sosa |
| The Grief Keeper | Villasante, Alexandra |
| The Inheritance of Orquídea Divina | Zoraida Córdova |
Pathways to Open: CBB Libraries and Open Access
The Bowdoin Library is joining with colleagues at Bates and Colby to host a presentation on the ways in which we are supporting Open Access Publishing. Please join us on Tuesday, October 25th at noon for a discussion of Read and Publish agreements, models for open access across academic journals, and opportunities for making your work open access at no cost. This collaborative Zoom event will be held in the Nixon Lounge (3rd floor H-L Library) at noon, with lunch to follow. If you would like to join us in Nixon for the presentation and lunch, please RSVP by Tuesday, October 18 to Helen Hill, hhill@bowdoin.edu. If you would like to register for the Zoom presentation individually or have us send you a recording of it, please sign up here. If you have any questions, please contact Erin Valentino, evalenti@bowdoin.edu.
Spanish Language Children’s Books
46 new Spanish language children’s books were added to the Bowdoin Library collection to support the work of students enrolled in Professor Margaret Boyle’s Teaching and Learning Languages and Cultures class and an honors project by Katharine Barrett, Class of 2023, Multilingualism and Community Engagement.
The titles were purchased from La Librería, Los Angeles, CA, and support the work of Bowdoin-led Multilingual Mainers.
Title list
| Title | Author |
|---|---|
| Mi super familia : un libro animado | Raisson, Gwendoline |
| Desde el tiempo de los abuelos : cuentos de la tradición oral maya | Serrano Echeverría |
| El monstruo más feo del mundo | Amavisca, Luis |
| Peque y yo | Acosta |
| Cómo cocinar princesas | Martínez Castillo, Ana |
| Luis & Jennifer en César Chávez & la máquina del tiempo | Quezadas, Juan Carlos |
| Monstruo Rosa | Dios, Olga de |
| El libro negro de los colores | Cottin, Menena |
| Ni guau ni miau | Lacasa, Blanca |
| Zoo de insectos | Wheeler, Lisa |
| La niña de Guatemala | Martí, José |
| No des puntada sin hilo | Peña Muñoz, Manuel |
| El monstruo de colores | Llenas, Anna |
| Mejores amigas (casi siempre) | Danis, Naomi |
| Malena Ballena | Calì, Davide |
| Niños de América | Palacios, Francisca |
| Hoy me siento… de la A a la Z | Moniz, Madalena |
| Poemas ilustrados | Mistral, Gabriela |
| Los delfines del sur del mundo : cuento basado en un relato selk’nam | Pavez, Ana María |
| Popol vuh : basado en el mito de creación maya quiché | Pavez, Ana María |
| El niño y la ballena : cuento basado en un relato yámana | Recabarren, Marcela |
| Papá está conectado | Kemmeter, Philippe de |
| ¿Qué es un refugiado? | Gravel, Elise |
| ¿De dónde eres? | Álvarez Lata, Irene |
| De cómo nació la piñata | Czernecki, Stefan |
| Un poco valiente | Kinnear, Nicola |
| El elefante | Desmond, Jenni |
| En la unión está la fuerza : una historia de gallinas | Cardon, Laurent |
| Coatlicue : Madre del Sol, la Luna y las estrellas | Melgar, Juan Carlos |
| Un pelo en la sopa : un cuentito absurdo | Nogués Otero, Alex |
| Será | Calvo, Mercedes |
| Siete Pablos | Luján, Jorge |
| Dos conejos blancos | Buitrago, Jairo |
| El zorro Chuleta | Undurraga, Sol |
| Mi papi tiene una moto | Quintero, Isabel |
| Un árbol | Mattioli, Rodrigo |
| Sabores de América | Pavez, Ana María |
| Gilda : la oveja gigante | Urberuaga, Emilio |
| Las dos Fridas | Kahlo, Frida |
| Qué es la guerra | Altarriba, Eduard |
| Migrantes | Altarriba, Eduard |
| Totem : animales y civilizaciones | Cassany, Mia |
| Los invisibles | Percival, Tom |
| Tengo hambre | Cottin, Menena |
| Mi abuelo el luchador | Ramos, Antonio |
New Seminar Room for Special Collections & Archives
A new seminar room is coming to Hawthorne-Longfellow Library this summer! To support Special Collections & Archives’ active instruction program, a 16-person seminar room will be constructed adjacent to the department, on the north side of the 3rd floor. This dedicated space will significantly augment the ability of SC&A to meet the growing demands of its program, which reaches students and faculty across disciplines.
The room will provide
- secure, dedicated space for class sessions in which special collections materials can be used safely in a classroom setting.
- flexible, modular furniture to support a variety of instruction modes.
- technology to support working with objects, including a large LCD panel and laptop connection, and a document camera to project and magnify materials.
- a videoconferencing camera to support hybrid events and outside presentations.
- an adjacent anteroom with cubbies, where students can leave their belongings before entering the seminar room.
- an adjacent office/consultation space for the Special Collections Education and Engagement Librarian.
This project is the most recent of the library’s ongoing efforts to think creatively about how to mitigate the limitations of the current building. We are continually balancing the competing needs of students, faculty, and staff, along with space for collections. While the project will require the removal of a portion of shelving from the north side of the 3rd floor, we are extremely fortunate to have the library Annex at our disposal. Librarians have reviewed the collections shelved on the floor and have identified approximately 7000 volumes for relocation. As is the case for all materials shelved at the Annex, these volumes will be requestable through the catalog and typically available for pick up on campus within 24 hours.
Over the course of the summer, the 3rd floor will be shifted to rationalize the collections in call number order. We do not anticipate any disruption in services while this work is underway. The entire project—construction and collections shift—will be completed before the start of the coming academic year.
Any questions about the project can be directed to Marjorie Hassen, Director of the College Library.
mhassen@bowdoin.edu | (207) 725-3281
CAVE DAY: Studying Event for Students
A Mindful Way to Prepare for Finals
Friday, May 13
Baldwin Center for Learning & Teaching, H-L Library 112
- Students are invited to come to the Baldwin CLT / H-L Library for a motivating space and time in preparation for finals. Sign up in CampusGroups or just drop in!
- Peer Academic Mentors, Q-Tutors and Writing Assistants will be available as resources throughout the 6-hour day in the BCLT (H-L Library 112).
- A Cave Day-dedicated research librarian will be available.
- BCLT professional staff Tina Chong and Lisa Flanagan will meet with students on a drop-in basis.
- H-L Library Fishbowl and Pierce Reading Room will be Quiet Cave spaces for uninterrupted work.
- Kick off your Cave Day with Kate Nicholson: yoga stretches at 10:15 a.m. and a motivation and focus meditation at 10:30 a.m.
- You are welcome to come and go anytime during this day. Giving yourself significant time to be productive is advisable.
- Snacks will be provided and raffles to win Bowdoin gift cards will occur throughout the day.
- Participating students may choose from giveaway gifts including Muji pens, stress putty and other fidget toys!
FMI: Tina Chong, Baldwin Center for Learning and Teaching, t.chong@bowdoin.edu
STEM Under the Calder
For National Poetry Week 2022, H-L Library invited Bowdoin faculty, staff, and students who are focused on STEM in their study and research to read a poem each day under the Calder mobile.
Monday, April 25
Sue O’Dell, Science Librarian, read Projection by Anna M. Evans.
Tuesday, April 26
Bhadra Mishra, ’24 read an Untitled poem about body hair, by Naina Kataria.
Wednesday, April 27
Dharni Vasudevan, Stanley F. Druckenmiller Professor of Chemistry and Environmental Studies and Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Inclusion, read 3 poems by Hafiz: And for No Reason , It Felt Love , and The Sun Never Says.
Thursday, April 28
Espoir Byishimo, ’22, read A Poem on Benjamin Franklin, author Unknown.
Friday, April 29
Eric Gaze, Director of Quantitative Reasoning Program and Senior Lecturer in Mathematics read Mysteries, Yes! by Mary Oliver.
Faculty New Book Launch Series, 2021 – 2022
Our Book Launch Series is Back! Please mark your calendars and celebrate Bowdoin authors!
Hawthorne-Longfellow Library, 3rd Floor, Nixon Lounge
Thursdays at 4:30 p.m.
September 23, 2021Barbara Elias, Associate Professor of Government
Why Allies Rebel: Defiant Local Partners in Counterinsurgency Wars
November 4, 2021Margaret Boyle, Associate Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures; she will be joined by her co-editor Sarah Owens, Professor of Hispanic Studies at The College of Charleston
Health and Healing in the Early Modern Iberian World: A Gendered Perspective
February 3, 2022Thomas Baumgarte, William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Physics
Numerical Relativity: Starting from Scratch
April 7, 2022Angel Daniel Matos, Assistant Professor of Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies
Media Crossroads: Intersections of Space and Identity in Screen Cultures
Open to faculty, staff, and students who have card access to H-L Library.
BIPOC Book Display: Indigenous Peoples
The BIPOC Book Display, curated by Shandiin Largo ’23, was on display on the first floor of H-L Library through the 2021-22 academic year. The display highlighted materials held at the Bowdoin Library.
The recording of Shandiin Largo’s conversation with Carmen Greenlee is on Facebook.
Shandiin’s curator’s statement:
I would like to recognize that Bowdoin College is located on the traditional homelands of the Abenaki People. The Abenaki are members of the Wabanaki Confederacy, or “People of the Dawn,” which include five member nations: the Abenaki, Mi’kmaq, Maliseet, Passamaquoddy, and the Penobscot. I pay my respects to the Wabanaki Confederacy who have been and continue to be on this land as the original inhabitants and caretakers of what is now known as the State of Maine. I also want to recognize their enduring stewardship over their homelands, their resistance to ongoing forms of settler colonialism, and their resilience in preserving ancestral knowledge and practices for future generations.
Yá’át’ééh, shí eí Shandiin Largo yiniishye. ’Ádóone’é nishłínígíí ‘éí ‘Áshįįhi nishłį́, Kinyaa’áanii bashishchiin, Tódich’ii’nii dashicheii, dóó Ts’ah yisk’idnii dashinalí. Ákót’éego diné asdzáán nishłį́. Tséta’ tó’alk’olí dee naasha adoo Bowdoin College dee’ ííníshta.’
My name is Shandiin Largo, I am Salt clan, born for Towering House clan. My maternal grandfather is Bitter Water clan, and my paternal grandfather is Sagebrush Hill clan. In this way, I am a Diné woman. I am from the Eastern Agency of the Navajo Reservation—Casamero Lake, New Mexico. I am currently in my third year at Bowdoin College.
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, and as part of an ongoing BIPOC series at the Bowdoin College Hawthorne-Longfellow Library, I present to you a snapshot of Indigenous literature, with special focus on contemporary Indigenous authors who have published works within the past year. This collection showcases the complicated history between Indigenous populations and settler colonial powers in the United States, Canada, New Zealand, Hawai’i, Russia, and Australia, and includes works from the late 1960s to today. Additionally, I have included a variety of genres, from children’s books, graphic novels, and poetry books to memoirs, horror fiction novels, and academic history books that center Indigenous identities and experiences. The main purpose of this book display is to dispel racist and harmful stereotypes made about Indigenous peoples that still exist in the media and in our classrooms.
As a member of an institution and a society that have been the perpetrators of the dehumanization, exoticization, and erasure of Indigenous peoples, you should let this book display and its contents remind you that Indigenous peoples still exist and are thriving. I hope this book display also reminds you that the work to achieve racial equality and justice does not stop with representation but continues with you and me.
Axhee’ee, Thank you.
The book list
| Author | Title | Call Number | Subject |
|---|---|---|---|
| Akiwenzie-Damm, Katerie | This Place: 150 Years Retold | PN6732 .T48 2019 | Graphic Novel |
| Alexie, Sherman | Blasphemy | PS3551.L35774 B53 2012 | Fiction |
| Alexie, Sherman | Ten Little Indians | PS3551.L35774 T46 2003 | Fiction |
| Álvarez, Noé | Spirit Run: A 6,000-Mile Marathon Through North America’s Stolen Land | GV1065.23.N67 A48 2020 | Biography |
| Anderson, Kim | A Recognition of Being: Reconstructing Native Womanhood | E98.W8 A53 2000b | Nonfiction |
| Barnaby, Jeff | Blood Quantum | DVD PN1997.2 .B5826 2020 | Horror |
| Barnaby, Jeff | Rhymes for Young Ghouls | Online streaming access | Horror |
| Beardslee, Louis | Words Like Thunder: New and Used Anishinaabe Prayers | PS3602.E255 W67 2020 | Poetry |
| Bearhead, Charlene | Siha Tooskin Knows the Strength of His Hair | PS8603.E3527 S63 | Children’s Fiction |
| Belcourt, Billy-Ray | NDN Coping Mechanisms | PR9199.4.B448 N39 2019 | Poetry |
| Bellecourt, Clyde H. | The Thunder Before the Storm: the Autobiography of Clyde Bellecourt | E99.C6 B425 2016 | Autobiography |
| Belin, Esther G. | The Diné Reader: An Anthology of Navajo Literature | PS508.I5 D56 2021 | Anthology |
| Benaway, Gwen | Day/ Break | PR9199.4.B45945 D39 2020 | Poetry |
| Boivin, Lisa | I Will See You Again | E99.T56 B63 2020 | Young Adult Fiction |
| Charles, Mark | Unsettling Truths: The Ongoing, Dehumanizing Legacy of the Doctrine of Discovery | E93 .C428 2019 | History |
| Cunningham, Francine | On/Me | PR9199.4.C8645 O6 2019 | Poetry |
| Curtice, Kaitlin B. | Native Identity: Belonging & Rediscovering God | E99.P8 C87 2020 | Autobiography |
| Deloria, Philip Joseph | Playing Indian | E98.P99 D45 1998 | Nonfiction |
| Deloria, Vine | Behind the Trail of Broken Treaties: An Indian Declaration of Independence | E93 .D35 | Political Nonfiction |
| Deloria, Vine | Custer Died for Your Sins: An Indian Manifesto | E93 .D36 1988 | Political Nonfiction |
| Diaz, Natalie | Postcolonial Love Poem | PS3604.I186 A6 2020 | Poetry |
| Diaz, Natalie | When My Brother Was An Aztec | PS3604.I186 W47 2012 | Poetry |
| Dillon, Grace | Walking the Clouds: An Anthology of Indigenous Science Fiction | PN6120.95.S33 W35 2012 | Anthology |
| Dimaline, Cherie | Empire of Wild | PR9199.4.D56 E47 2021 | Sci-Fi/Fantasy |
| Dimaline, Cherie | The Marrow Thieves | PR9199.4.D56 M37 2017 | Sci-Fi/Fantasy |
| Dunbar-Ortiz, Roxanne | An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States | E76.8 .D86 2014 | History |
| Dunbar-Ortiz, Roxanne | Not “A Nation of Immigrants”: Settler Colonialism, White Supremacy, and a History of Erasure and Exclusion | E175 .D86 2021 | History |
| Earling, Debra Magpie | Perma Red | PS3605.A765 P47 2003 | Historical Fiction |
| Elliott, Alicia | A Mind Spread Out on the Ground | E78.C2 E487 2020 | Autobiography |
| Emezi, Akwaeke | Pet | PZ7.1.E474 Pet 2019 | Horror |
| Erdrich, Heid E. | Little Big Bully | PS3555.R418 L58 2020 | Poetry |
| Erdrich, Louise | Future Home of the Living God | PS3555.R42 F88 2017 | Sci-Fi/Fantasy |
| Erdrich, Louise | Love Medicine | PS3555.R42 L6 1993 | Fiction |
| Erdrich, Louise | The Night Watchman | PS3555.R42 N54 2020 | Historical Fiction |
| Fajardo-Anstine, Kali | Sabrina & Corina | PS3606.A396 S23 2019 | Fiction |
| Febos, Melissa | Abandon Me | PS3606.E26 Z44 2018 | Autobiography |
| Ford, Kelli Jo | Crooked Hallelujah | PS3606.O7393 C76 2021 | Historical Fiction |
| Gansworth, Eric | Apple: (Skin to the Core) | PS3557.A5196 A66 2020 | Memoir |
| George, Bridget | It’s a Mitig! | PZ8.3.G292 It 2020 | Children’s Fiction |
| Gill, Marie-Andrée | Spawn | PQ3919.3.G53 A2 2020 | Poetry |
| GoldenEagle, Carol Rose | Bone Black | PR9199.4.G634 B66 2019 | Sci-Fi/ Fantasy |
| Good, Michelle | Five Little Indians | PR9199.4.G6645 F58 2020 | Fiction |
| Grace, Patricia | Dogside Story | PR9619.3.W67 C37 2009 | Fiction |
| Grover, Linda LeGarde | The Road Back to Sweetgrass | PS3607.R6777 R63 2014 | Fiction |
| Harjo, Joy | Conflict Resolution for Holy Beings | PS3558.A62423 C6 2015 | Poetry |
| Harjo, Joy | How We Became Human | PS3558.A62423 H69 2004 | Poetry |
| Harjo, Joy | When the Light of the World Was Subdued, Our Songs Came Through: A Norton Anthology of Native Nations Poetry | PS591.I55 W47 2020 | Anthology |
| Hausman, Blake M. | Riding the Trail of Tears | PS3608.A8765 R53 2011 | Sci-Fi/Fantasy |
| Hilton, Carol Anne | Indigenomics: Taking a Seat At the Economic Table | E98.B87 H55 2021 | Nonfiction |
| Hobson, Brandon | Where the Dead Sit Talking | PS3608.O248 W48 2018 | Young Adult Fiction |
| Howe, LeAnne | Choctalking On Other Realities | PS3608.O95 C46 2013 | Biography |
| Howe, LeAnne | Savage Conversations | PS3608.O95 S28 2019 | Historical Fiction |
| Howe, LeAnne | Shell Shaker | PS3608.O95 S48 2001 | Sci-Fi/Fantasy |
| Hulme, Keri | The Bone People | PR9639.3.H75 B6 1986 | Sci-Fi/Fantasy |
| Ittusardjuat, Serapio | How I Survived: Four Nights On the Ice | G606 .I8813 2020 | Graphic Novel |
| Johnson, Harold | Peace and Good Order: The Case of Indigenous Justice in Canada | KE7709 .J64 2019 | Biography |
| Jones, Stephen Graham | Ledfeather | PS3560.O5395 L43 2008 | Historical Fiction |
| Jones, Stephen Graham | The Only Good Indians | PS3560.O5395 O55 2020 | Horror |
| Jonnie, Brianna | If I Go Missing | PN6733.J66 I35 2019 | Graphic Novel |
| Kahakauwila, Kristiana | This is Paradise | PS3611.A3455 T48 2013 | Fiction |
| Kimmerer, Robin Wall | Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants | E98.P5 K56 2013 | Autobiography |
| King, Thomas | 77 Fragments of a Familiar Ruin | PR9199.3.K4422 A16 2019 | Poetry |
| King, Thomas | The Inconvenient Indian: A Curious Account of Native People in North America | E77 .K566 | History |
| Knott, Helen | In My Own Moccasins: A Memoir of Resilience | E78.B9 K56 2020 | Memoir |
| Kwaymullina, Ambelin | The Things She’s Seen | PR9619.4.K929 T454 2021 | Sci-Fi/ Fantasy |
| Lavell-Harvard, Memee | Forever Loved: Exposing the Hidden Crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls in Canada | HV6250.4.W65 F674 2016 | Nonfiction |
| Lindstrom, Carole | We Are Water Protectors | PZ7.L6613 We 2020 | Children’s Fiction |
| Little Badger, Darcie | Elatsoe | PZ7.1.L57812 El 2020 | Sci-Fi/Fantasy |
| Long Soldier, Layli | Whereas | PS3612.O5248 A6 2017 | Poetry |
| Lundy, Randy | Field Notes for the Self | PR9199.3.L864 F54 2020 | Poetry |
| Mailhot, Terese Marie | Heart Berries | RC552.P67 M3555 2018 | Autobiography |
| Mankiller, Wilma | Every Day Is a Good Day: Reflections by Contemporary Indigenous Women | Online Book Access | Biography |
| Maracle, Lee | Hope Matters | PR9199.3.M3497 H67 2019 | Poetry |
| McBride, Karen | Crow Winter | PR9199.4.M3945 C76 2019 | Sci-Fi/Fantasy |
| McCue, Duncan | The Shoe Boy: A Trapline Memoir | E99.C88 M34 2020 | Memoir |
| McLeod, Darrel J. | Mamaskatch: A Cree Coming of Age | E99.C88 M34 2019 | Autobiography |
| Momaday, N. Scott | Earth Keeper | PS3563.O47 E278 2020 | Poetry |
| Momaday, N. Scott | House Made of Dawn | PS3563.O47 H6 2018 | Historical Fiction |
| Naponse, Darlene | Before the Usual Time: A Collection of Indigenous Stories and Poems | PR9194.5.I5 B44 2020 | Anthology |
| Noodin, Margaret | What the Chickadee Knows | PS3614.O63 W46 2020 | Poetry |
| Orange, Tommy | There, There | PS3615.R32 T48 2018 | Fiction |
| Ortiz, Simon J. | Woven Stone | PS3565.R77 W6 1992 | Poetry |
| Pennock, Tyler | Bones | PR9199.4.P4635 B66 2020 | Poetry |
| Pico, Tommy | Feed | PS3616.I288 F44 2019 | Poetry |
| Rice, Waubgeshig | Moon of the Crusted Snow: A Novel | PR9199.4.R487 M66 2018 | Sci-Fi/Fantasy |
| Robertson, David | Breakdown | PN6733.R63 B74 2020 | Graphic Novel |
| Robertson, David | Black Water: Family, Legacy, and Blood Memory | PR9199.4.R582 Z46 2020 | Autobiography |
| Robertson, David | The Barren Grounds | PR9199.4.R582 B37 2021 | Children’s Fiction |
| Robinson, Eden | Monkey Beach | PR9199.3.R5334 M6 2000 | Sci-Fi/ Fantasy |
| Ruffo, Armand Garnet | Treaty # | PR9199.3.R77 T74 2019 | Poetry |
| Rytkheu, Yuri | A Dream in Polar Fog | PG3476.R965 S613 2005 | Fiction |
| Rytkheu, Yuri | The Chukchi Bible | PG3476.R965 P6713 2011 | Fiction |
| Rytkheu, Yuri | When the Whales Leave | PG3476.R965 K613 2019 | Fiction |
| Scott, Kim | That Deadman Dance | PR9619.3.S373 T43 2012 | Historical Fiction |
| Seesequasis, Paul | Blanket Toss Under Midnight Sun | E78.C2 S384 2019 | Biography |
| Silko, Leslie Marmon | Ceremony | PS3569.I44 C4 | Fiction |
| Skeets, Jake | Eyes Bottle Dark with a Mouthful of Flowers | PS3619.K46 A6 2019 | Poetry |
| Smith, Cynthia Leitich | Hearts Unbroken | PS3568.M57 H43 2018 | Young Adult Fiction |
| Spillett-Sumner, Tasha | Surviving the City | PN6733.S65 S87 v.1 2018 | Graphic Novel |
| Spillett-Sumner, Tasha | Surviving the City Vol.2, From the Roots Up | PN6733.S65 S87 v.2 2020 | Graphic Novel |
| Staples, Dennis E. | This Town Sleeps | PS3619.T3675 T55 2020 | Fiction |
| Tagaq, Tanya | Split Tooth | PR9199.4.T343 S655 2018 | Fiction |
| Talaga, Tanya | Seven Fallen Feathers | E78.O5 T35 2017 | Biography |
| Taylor, Drew | Chasing Painted Horses | PR9199.3.T35 C37 2019 | Fiction |
| Thistle, Jesse | From the Ashes: My Story of Being Métis, Homeless, and Finding My Way | E99.M47 T55 2019 | Autobiography |
| Treuer, David | The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee: Native America from 1890 to the Present | E77 .T797 2019 | History |
| Twist, Arielle | Disintegrate/ Dissociate | PR9199.4.T94 D57 2019 | Poetry |
| Van Camp, Richard | Moccasin Square Gardens | PS8593 .A5376 M63 2019 | Fiction |
| Vermette, Katherena | A Girl Called Echo | PN6733.V47 P46 v.1 2017 | Graphic Novel |
| Vizenor, Gerald Robert | Bearheart: The Heirship Chronicles | PS3572.I9 D37 1990 | Sci-Fi/Fantasy |
| Wagamese, Richard | A Quality of Light | PR9199.3.W316 Q35 1997 | Fiction |
| Wagamese, Richard | For Joshua: An Ojibwe Father Teaches His Son | PR9199.3.W316 Z466 2020 | Autobiography |
| Wagamese, Richard | Indian Horse | PR9199.3.W316 I63 2012 | Fiction |
| Walbourne-Gough, Douglas | Crow Gulch | PR9199.4.W3243 C76 2019 | Poetry |
| Washuta, Elissa | My Body is a Book of Rules | CT275.W316 A3 2014 | Memoir |
| Washuta, Elissa | White Magic: Essays | BF1598.W37 W5 2021 | Memoir |
| Weiden, David, Heska Wanbli | Winter Counts | PS3623.E4246 W56 2020 | Sci-Fi/ Fantasy |
| Welch, James | Winter in the Blood | PS3573.E44 W5 2008 | Historical Fiction |
| Whitehead, Joshua | Full-Metal Indigiqueer: Poems | PR9199.4.W4745 F8 2017 | Poetry |
| Whitehead, Joshua | Jonny Appleseed | PR9199.4.W4745 J64 2018 | Fiction |
| Whitehead, Joshua | Love After the End: An Anthology of Two-Spirit and Indigiqueer Speculative Fiction | PN6120.92.G39 L68 2020 | Anthology |
| Wright, Alexis | Carpentaria | PR9619.3.W67 C37 2009 | Fiction |
| Yahgulanaas, Michael Nicoll | Carpe Fin: A Haida Manga | folio PN6733.Y34 C37 2019 | Graphic Novel |
Citation Management Workshops – Fall 2021
Workshops Offered This Fall for Endnote
and Zotero!
Attend a citation management workshop and learn how to…
- Automatically create citations in a variety of styles
- Manage collections of research materials
- Import citations directly from online resources
EndNote for Mac:
Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 2, 3:00 p.m.
EndNote for PC:
Thursday, Oct. 14, 12:00 p.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 3, 10:00 a.m.
Zotero:
Friday, Oct. 15, 10:00 a.m.
Thursday, Nov. 4, 2:00 p.m.
All sessions are held in the Electronic Classroom, Basement Level, H-L Library
For questions about EndNote, Zotero, and citation managers or to arrange an individual session, please contact: Karen Jung.
For citation management tools, please go to https://bowdoin.libguides.com/citationmanagement.