The power of Louise Erdrich's books

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We visit with distinguished storyteller Louise Erdrich about her Pulitzer Prize winning novel "The Night Watchman." Plus, more on how one tribe is caring for its elders.
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[@cynthiahofer2903]

I have read so many of Louise Erdrich's books. I'm going to find this one immediately!

[@davecarlson7575]

Louise Erdrich was also interviewed in 2001 on the NORTHERN LIGHTS Minnesota Author Interview TV Series: kzbin.info/www/bejne/foCbpWBuqsqDr8U

[@maryeck227]

Is she not first nation...

[@johnd545]

She is an enrolled member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, a federally recognized tribe of the Anishinaabe.

[@maryeck227]

Is she first nation, i dont think so? Shes a government BIA and IRA CONTERFIET

[@pasteasplaintext]

Her mother was Chippewa and she's part of the Turtle Mountain Anishinaabe.

[@maryeck227]

She wrote nothing defending her red race, explorters