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Killings of Osage Indians for Oil

Killers of the Flower Moon The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI by David Grann This book is a history that reads like a whodunnit.  A page-turner that bring to life one of the most shocking atrocities in Oklahoma history: the murder of Osage Indians by upstanding white citizens to acquire oil rights […]

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Mariano’s Woman Article

Nice Article about my new book, Mariano’s Woman, in today’s newspaper.  

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The Color of Lightning by Paulette Jiles

As a writer who has worked to give voice to an Indian woman growing up in 1840s Montana (Mariano’s Woman), I am awestruck by a book I just read entitled The Color of Lightning, by Paulette Jiles.  It tells the story of a freed slave named Britt Johnson who hauls his family to Texas after […]

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