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David will be reading at Monmouth University's 800 Gallery on 12/2 at 4:30. Book signing to follow. Click here for directions.
David Treuer on Speaking of Faith with Krista Tippett talking about language and writing.
David writes a "Native Tongues" column for the Washington Post.
Don't miss David's article "Why Do Writers Pretend to Be Indians?" on Slate.com.
David writes an essay on Native American language exclusively for the Los Angeles Times.
The paperback of David's newest novel: THE TRANSLATION OF DR APELLES was released on February 12, 2008 by Vintage.
Check out the "last line" section of Esquire.com for a new essay about David's new novel NEVERLAND.
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The Hiawatha is a work of secret vision, where what happens on the surface is often just a pale reflection of its characters' inner lives . . . Treuer seems to be after a way of enlarging his narratives beyond mere human interaction and elevating it to the level of myth.
—David Ulin, New York Newsday