Description
About the Author
Born amidst the copper mining ruins of Michigans Upper Peninsula, T. Marie Bertineau is of Anishinaabe-Ojibwe and French Canadian/Cornish descent. She is a member of the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community on the L'Anse Reservation, migizi odoodeman. Her work has appeared online with Minnesotas Carver County Arts Consortium; in Mino Miikana, a publication of the Native Justice Coalition and Waub Ajijaak Press; in U.P. Reader, the annual journal of the Upper Peninsula Publishers and Authors Association; and is anthologized with the Chanhassen Writers Group of Minnesota. Married and the mother of two, she makes her home in the Great Lakes Region.
Reviews
"In this graceful and moving memoir, Bertineau offers a series of stories about love, tenacity, resilience, and hope from a rare corner of the world."-M. Bartley Seigel, author of This Is What They Say
"Touching and authentic." -Faith Sullivan, author of Good Night, Mr. Wodehouse
"Full of heartache, kindness and grace."-Alana Haley, Nicola's Books
Awards
Winner of Saginaw Valley State University Literature Award 2022 (United States) and Michigan Notable Books 2021 (United States).
Book Information
ISBN 9781941360439
Author T. Marie Bertineau
Format Paperback
Page Count 320
Imprint Lanternfish Press
Publisher Lanternfish Press