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Nature Poem: Tommy Pico’s Exploration of Identity in Modern Environments

LRR, April 21, 2025April 19, 2025

Written by: Liam Smith Despite a rigid poetic structure, Tommy Pico’s book Nature Poem uses fluid prose and strong personality to form a narrative of self-exploration. Published in 2017, the book traverses Pico’s identity as a queer NDN (not dead native) through the environments surrounding him in New York City….

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The Categorization of Minorities in Film and Literature

LRR, March 17, 2025May 7, 2025

Written by: Toriana Grooms Right now, I am taking Literature and Culture: Indigenous Horror with Dr. Kali Simmons where I have been introduced to the indigenous horror novel Bad Cree by Jessica Johns. While this discussion is not a book review per se, I will mention that the novel does…

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