[Nmtriblibs] IAIA & Free Books

[Maureen Wacondo]

Good Afternoon Ms. Faye,

They all sound great.  Unfortunately, I wish I had the time to read up on them to obtain more information.  If no one has claimed, I would like the "Lasting Echos, An Oral History of Native American People" for the Library.

Unfortunately, I will not be attending NMLA again this year.  I really hope that they look into changing the date.

With much respect,
Maureen

From: nmtriblibs-bounces at lists.zianet.com <nmtriblibs-bounces at lists.zianet.com> On Behalf Of Hadley, Faye, DCA
Sent: Thursday, October 24, 2019 10:56 AM
To: NM Tribal Library Directors <nmtriblibs at lists.zianet.com>
Subject: [Nmtriblibs] IAIA & Free Books

Hello Tribal Library Directors,
Yesterday I attended an open house at IAIA (Institute of American Indian Art) and took away two things that I want to pass onto you all.  First there was a book sale, so I couldn't resist snapping up 13 titles that I am happy to pass along to you and your libraries:
Here's the list of books (all are in good condition):

Sherman Alexie - The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven
                                  The Toughest Indian in the World

Eric Gansworth - Mending Skins
                                 Nickel Eclipse, Iroquois Moon
                                 Sovereign Bones, New Native American Writing (editor)

Linda Hogan - The Woman Who Watches Over the World
                           Solar Storms

Thomas King - The Truth About Stories
                           The Inconvenient Indian

Joseph Bruchac - Lasting Echos, An Oral History of Native American People

Simon J. Ortiz - Men on the Moon, Collected Short Stories

Luci Tapahonso - Saanii Dahataal, The Women Are Singing

My Life in San Juan Pueblo, Stories of Esther Martinez

If you'd like one of these books, please just let me know. Also let me know if you will be attending NMLA/MPLA, so we can make arrangements to meet up and get you your book.


The other exciting news that I found out at IAIA is that they will be offering courses in Archives and Oral Histories.  Most of the classwork can be done online, so it would require only one or two trip to Santa Fe / IAIA.  The person behind this new development is Ryan Flahive, Archivist/Library, (505) 424-2392, rflahive at iaia.edu<mailto:rflahive at iaia.edu>.  I will follow up on this and provide you with more information as it becomes available.



Looking forward to seeing you next week at NMLA/MPLA!
Best wishes,
Faye

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Faye Hadley
Tribal Libraries Program Coordinator
Dept of Cultural Affairs
State Library of New Mexico
faye.hadley at state.nm.us<mailto:faye.hadley at state.nm.us<mailto:faye.hadley at state.nm.us%3cmailto:faye.hadley at state.nm.us>>
505-476-9764


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