Flint and Feather

"Flint and Feather" by E. Pauline Johnson is a powerful collection of poetry that explores themes of identity, heritage, and the intersection of cultures. As a celebrated Canadian poet of mixed Mohawk and English ancestry, Johnson offers a unique perspective on the history and experiences of Indigenous peoples in North America.

This enduring work delves into the narratives and traditions of First Nations communities, reflecting both the strength and the struggles faced by Native American populations. Johnson's poems resonate with vivid imagery and a deep connection to the land.

"Flint and Feather" stands as a testament to the rich literary landscape of Canada and the vital contribution of Indigenous voices to the world of poetry. This carefully prepared print edition preserves the timeless beauty and historical significance of Johnson's work, ensuring its accessibility for all who appreciate Canadian literature and the power of poetic expression.

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