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Our first Abalone Mountain Press release is officially done!

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Pre-order of Portals of Indigenous Futurism (First edition)

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One of Phoenix Magazine’s 2021 great 48

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July Writing Prompt Giveaway bundle

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Episode six: On growing up O’odham with Ruben Cu:k Ba’ak

In this episode we discuss use of names through colonization, connecting back to tribal (Tohono O'odham ) roots, addiction, native masculinity and growing up on the reservation in Southern Arizona.

TW:Drug use, Childhood abuse & assault

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June Writing Prompt Giveaway winner!

Congratulations for our June Writing Prompt Giveaway winner, Jessica Benally! Thank you Jessica for your piece about road maps. We love the imagery and connection to land and memory in this piece.

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ABALONE WRITING CIRCLE

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Abalone Mountain Press Podcast Episode 5 Writing Prompt GIVEAWAY!

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Episode 5: Discussing The Diné Reader

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April Writing Prompt Giveaway Winner!

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APRIL WRITING PROMPT GIVEAWAY

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E4: FIIK//BOOKS "On finding your book community"

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Abalone Mountain Press Podcast writing prompt winner for March!

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Abalone Mountain Press Podcast writing prompt winner for February!

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Abalone Mountain Press Podcast Episode Three: On Grief work and publishing with Tanaya Winder

Abalone Mountain Press Podcast EPISODE 3 with Tanaya Winder is now live! In this episode I talk with Tanaya Winder (Southern Ute, Pyramid Lake Paiute, Navajo, and Black tribes). We discuss her books, Love like words and Why Storms Are Named After People and Bullets Remain Nameless. We discuss grief work, growing up the Southern Ute reservation in Ignacio, Colorado and her journey in publishing in and self publishing. Content warning, we also discuss a bit about Missing and murdered Indigenous women and relatives. Link to Spotify and iTunes podcasts in bio #southernutetribe #pyramidlakepaiute #navajo#blacktribes#poet#indigenouspoet#nativewriter #griefwork#MMIW