Ghost Rider Roads: American Indian Movement 1971-2011
antoinette nora claypoole recently received  a fellowship award from Oregon Literary Arts for her current work in Literary Non-Fiction (the lost works of Louise Bryant -1885-1936, Suffragette and Socialist War correspondent). She has been  published in various regional papers and literary journals in the North and Southwestern U.S.  antoinette nora's  first book, Who Would Unbraid Her Hair: the legend of annie mae (1999, dist. Clear Light Books, Santa Fe, N.M.) is out of print, but reviewed as an underground classic and was recently acquired by the Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D.C.   showcased in the permanent Library collection.