In last years of life, Kiowa author N. Scott Momaday lost land near where 'creation was begun'
The late author N. Scott Momaday wanted to keep his land near Rainy Mountain, but his daughter found out it was sold without his knowledge.
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The late author N. Scott Momaday wanted to keep his land near Rainy Mountain, but his daughter found out it was sold without his knowledge.
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Guests attending a seminar on Indigenous literacy may have called to mind a line from the novel “Faces in the Moon,” by Betty Louise Bell: “I am your worst nightmare.
Guests attending a seminar on Indigenous literacy may have called to mind a line from the novel “Faces in the Moon,” by Betty Louise Bell: “I am your worst nightmare.
When N. Scott Momaday speaks, with a voice like a great cathedral organ, everyone listens. It was with this voice that Momaday preserved oral traditions of his Kiowa tribe.