An excellent new book by my friend of 35 years comes out today. On this episode of The Friscalating Dusklight Podcast, we have a conversation about the content and the writing process.
Glad I stumbled upon this interview to hear some more background about the author, the "issue", and what inspired this particular book. I initially "discovered" this book through a discussion via The National Constitution Center about Native Americans and the Supreme Court
I'm only partway through Chapter 2, but thoroughly enjoying reading it so far. It reminds me quite a bit of a book I read in 2022 called Standoff: Why Reconciliation Fails Indigenous People and How to Fix It by Bruce McIvor, a Canadian lawyer, historian & partner at First Peoples Law LLP.
Glad I stumbled upon this interview to hear some more background about the author, the "issue", and what inspired this particular book. I initially "discovered" this book through a discussion via The National Constitution Center about Native Americans and the Supreme Court
https://www.youtube.com/live/gB_bR0GM5dc?si=qK9n9D8bcRMs5ink
I'm only partway through Chapter 2, but thoroughly enjoying reading it so far. It reminds me quite a bit of a book I read in 2022 called Standoff: Why Reconciliation Fails Indigenous People and How to Fix It by Bruce McIvor, a Canadian lawyer, historian & partner at First Peoples Law LLP.
Thanks for uploading and sharing this interview!