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November 22, 2024 by Edith Campbell

cover reveal: Legendary FryBread Drive-In

The shining light of the drive-in evokes the warmth, healing, and joy found in the collected writings. Details in the artwork will feel familiar to Native readers and offer a rare invitation to non-Natives.

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