American Indian Review is a quarterly magazine for anyone with an interest in Native Americans. There are articles primarily by American Indian authors covering both contemporary and traditional stories.
Published by Twin Light Trail in England, UK
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American Indian Review is a quarterly magazine for anyone with an interest in Native Americans. There are articles primarily by American Indian authors covering both contemporary and traditional stories. Published by Twin Light Trail in England, UK |
Issues that have been covered by American Indian Review include articles
about the
.- an interviewwith John Trudell. Tracing the Origins
of the Famous Speech - Chief Seattle. The following article makes an
interesting read Flying Saucers and Hopi Prophecies.
Although many Indians are not amused by photographers, the following article
explains the Indian viewpoint, 'Can I Take Your Picture?'.
American Indian Review is happy to present, An interview
with Eric Schweig. The Editors comment, beware of bogus Medicinemen,
Was Jack the Ripper a Bogus Medicineman? An exclusive
interview with Wes Studi, star of "Geronimo",
'Across the Divide'.
Published by:
Twin Light Trail
American Indian Review
3 The Homesteads
Hunsdon, Ware, Hertfordshire,
SG12 8QJ, England, UK.
Tel: 01279 842 930
Fax: 01279 841 038
E-mail: tlt2auro@american-indian-review.co.uk
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