Guest Author James Welch

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Grade Level: Senior High (10-12)-Adult
Subjects: Language and Literature, Contemporary
Produced By: Governors State University
Year: 1997
Country: United States
Language: English
Running Time: 1h

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James Welch (Blackfoot/Gros Ventre) is an internationally respected poet and novelist. Topics covered in this class include the power of the word, the nature of the women in Winter in the Blood, and the importance of names and family history.

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