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CONGRATULATIONS to Lana Wirt Myers for her Kansas Notable Book Award for her biography of May Williams Ward! Ordering information is below.

NEW Dec. 1, 2011, from Mammoth is William Sheldon's book--review or desk copies available upon request on letterhead ($5)

FORTHCOMING 2012: Conjuro by Xanath Caraza in English, Nahuatl, & Spanish

CATALOGUE

Barnes, Barry-- We Sleep In a Burning House: Poems $10

Day, Robert-- We Should Have Come by Water, fine ed. poems $20, laser print ed. $10

Glancy, Diane--Now It Is Snowing Inside a Psalm. Exclusive distribution by Mammoth--not available elsewhere. $10

Glancy, Diane-- Stories of the Driven World: Poetry $14, Hardcover $24

Goldberg, Caryn Mirriam (Ks. Poet Laureate)-- Landed: Poems $12. Landed + CD with Kelley Hunt $20

Holden, Jonathan (1st Ks. Poet Laureate)--Glamour: Poems. $12

Hotvedt, Paul &Denise Low--DVD 3 Voices (paintings, readings, interview) $10

Low, Denise-- New & Selected Poems, 2nd ed. $15

Low, Denise-- To the Stars: Kansas Poets of the Ad Astra Project $12, Kansas Notable Book Award Winner!

Low, Denise-- Touching the Sky: Flint Hills Essays $12

Milk, Theresa-- Haskell Institute: 19th C. Stories of Survival $20. Kindle $9.99

Myers, Lana Wirt. Prairie Rhythms: The Life & Poetry of May Williams Ward $16

Propst, Low, el al.-- DVD Wm. S. Burroughs Remembered $15

Schultz, Elizabeth-- White-Skin Deer: Hoopa Stories $12. Kindle 6.99

Sheldon, William-- Rain Comes Riding: Poems ISBN 978-0-9837995-0-4 80 pages $12

Tambornino, Pamela-- Maggie's Story: Teachings of a Cherokee Healer, soft cover $14, hardcover $24. Kindle 7.99

Two-Rivers, E. Donald-- Fat Cats, Powwows: Poems, 2nd ed. $12

Weso, Tom & Denise Low-- Langston Hughes in Lawrence: Photos & Biog. $10, hardcover $20

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Mammoth Publications Publishes one-of-a-kind, multicultural books and e-texts; Distributes rare posters, broadsides, images, and books; and sponsors presentations on American Indian and literary topics.

3 VOICES DVD: Vivid paintings, video & texts about land and imagination: HOTVEDT, LOW, & KENDALL

3 Voices, a fine-arts/DVD bundle with prose by Denise Low, paintings by Paul Hotvedt, and video by Josh Kendall ($40), is available

New & Selected Poems, 2nd ed. is available:

WE SLEEP IN A BURNING HOUSE by Barry Barnes

Performance poet Barry Barnes releases his first full-length book of poems and incantations. He celebrates family and community life. He asks his readers to think about the war, poverty, Washington policies, and racism. He asks readers to live consciously as he evokes the spirit of Langston Hughes.ISBN 978-0-9800102-0-6 $10.00, $3 shipping. Hear sample audio athttp://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=186910480.

HASKELL INSTITUTE: 19TH C. STORIES OF SACRIFICE & SURVIVAL by Dr. Theresa Milk

">BUY NOW This book, which includes WALKING TOUR OF THE HASKELL CEMETERY, is a Mammoth best seller. Dr. Milk, Lakota, presents student stories from early days of Haskell, a federal boarding school, with a balanced look at the ordeals and successes of Native students in a military environment. Dr. Milk's new research, based on letters, newspaper articles, and government documents, emphasizes individual stories. Close ties between Haskell and the KU and Lawrence community become evident in this book. The cemetery tour gives available obituaries and registration information about individuals lost during the first years of the institution.$20.00 plus tax & $3 shipping. ISBN: 0-9761773-8-2.

MORE MAMMOTH AUTHORS & ARTISTS

See site buttons at right for ordering Langston Hughes in Lawrence: Photographs & Biographical Resources; Wakarusa Wetlands in Word & Image; Powwows, Fat Cats & Other Indian Tales by E. Donald (Eddie) Two-Rivers; poster by Stanley Herd; and books by: William Sheldon, Jonathan Holden, Diane Glancy, Denise Low, Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg, Stanley Lombardo and Stephen Addiss (editors), John Doy, Carrie Dotson, and posters by Stan Herd and art by Tom Weso.