by Charlie Venne

“First Nation Stories Anthology” is a powerful collection of stories by Cree author Charlie Venne, who grew up on the trapline with his grandparents. With unapologetic honesty, Venne shares his "rez life" experiences, shedding light on the struggles and resilience of Indigenous peoples. From the complexities of Indigenous politics and spirituality to the urgent issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW), this anthology tackles the tough realities of life on the rez.

Venne’s stories don’t shy away from the harsh truths but also celebrate the strength and spirit of First Nations communities. These personal stories offer readers a rare and intimate look at the real challenges facing Indigenous people today. Through Venne's words, readers will experience the untold stories of survival, strength, and hope, while calling attention to the need for social change.

Key Themes Explored in First Nation Stories Anthology:

• Life on the rez

• Politics, spirituality, and identity

• The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women crisis (MMIW)

• Strength and resilience of Indigenous peoples

This anthology is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the authentic experiences of Indigenous communities. First Nation Stories Anthology will resonate with readers who seek to deepen their knowledge of Indigenous life, struggles, and triumphs.

Available in Softcover and Hardcover.