Greengrass Running Water

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'Greengrass Running Water' is a novel that intricately weaves together Native American mythology and contemporary life.

Thomas King employs humor and satire to explore themes of identity, storytelling, and the clash between cultures.

The narrative incorporates trickster figures and traditional tales to challenge conventional perspectives.

The novel follows several interconnected stories that converge around the construction of a dam.

Through its complex structure and vibrant characters, 'Greengrass Running Water' offers a profound commentary on the challenges and resilience of Indigenous communities.

It invites readers to question the narratives that shape our understanding of history and identity.

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Drew Hayden Taylor
, referring to the real place where Thomas King used to teach.
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Mentioned by Speaker 5 when referring to Thomas King in 1993 and how he had long claimed to be part Cherokee.
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