Marcie Rendon: 4 books

This poetry book by Anishinabe poet Marcie Rendon includes her award winning poem, lightness into dark... and her most often requested poem, what's an indian woman to do... . This book is for my mother and grandmothers who died before I ever knew them in this world. It is my mother's laugh, laughter...

This short book was written on Christmas Eve 1990 after my daughter's, who were raised in a matriarchal home, asked, "Mom, when Jesus was born, where were all the women?"

This is the second book featuring Marcie's unforgettable character Cash. Cash is a former foster child, college student, seasonal truck driver and a member of Minnesota's White Earth reservation. This book introduces Cash's brother, the first familiy connection Marcie has revealed to readers. Marcie...

Cash and Wheaton-a strange partnership. He pulled her from her mother’s wrecked car when she was three. Northern Minnesota, cold Indian Country. Wheaton kept an eye out. So there they are, staring at the unidentified dead Indian. Cash said he was Red Lake. Dreamed his cheap house on the reservation,...