Literature Index
These articles are part of a collection of writings celebrating the rich and diverse cultures of Indigenous Peoples' that thoughtfully assert the sovereign rights of the Peoples' of North and South America. This body of work was researched and cataloged by Glenn Welker and graciously shared with and first published on Indians.org.
- Rediscovering What Has Always Been There
- Abenaki Literature
- Acoma Literature
- Additional Poetry
- An Address to Mother Corn
- Alabama Literature
- Aleut Literature
- Algonquian Literature
- American Horse - Sioux Chief
- The Americas
- History and Discussion of Native American Languages
- Anasazi Echoes - Reflections on our future from the past
- The Ancient One
- How Antelope Carrier Saved the Thunderbirds
- Inde (Apache) Literature
- Homage to Mildred I. Cleghorn
- An Apology to the Aboriginal Peoples of Canada
- Arapaho Literature
- Arch Rock on Mackinac Island
- Arikara (Sahnish) Literature
- American Indian Art
- Online American Indian Art Reference
- Enough of White Man's ASCII
- Ashochimi Literature
- Athapaskan Nations
- The Aztecs/Mexicas
- Aztec Creation Story
- Aztec Poems
- Badger and the Green Giant
- Ball Game of the Birds and the Animals
- Battle With the Snakes
- Bear Stories
- The Legend of the Bear Family
- The Bear Man
- How Bear Lost His Tail
- In the Beginning - Creation Story
- Black Elk (Italiano)
- Using the Berry Plants for Nutrition and Medicine
- Big Bear, the Cree Chief
- Legend of the Big Bird
- The Snake with the Big Feet
- Bigfoot
- Coyote and the Monsters of the Bitterroot Valley
- Blackfoot Piegan Literature
- Black Elk: Holy Man of the Oglala Sioux
- Seeing More Than Black & White
- Bluebird and the Coyote
- Chief Abel Bosum
- Boy Stolen by Thunderbird
- Joseph Brant (Thayendanegea), Mohawk
- Bridal Veil Fall
- Bridge of the Gods
- Story of the Two Brother-Cousins
- Buffalo Help Heal the Spirit
- Buffalo and the Mouse
- Origin of the Buffalo Dance
- Buffalo, the Life and Spirit of the American Indian
- How the Buffalo Were Released on Earth
- Buffalo Woman, A Story of Magic
- The Buffalo Dance
- Buffalo and Eagle Wing
- How the Buffalo Hunt Began
- The Buffalo Rock
- Running With The Buffalo
- Rabbit and Otter, The Bungling Host
- Protecting Burial Rights & Great Spirit Prayer
- How Buzzard Got His Feathers
- GOODBYE COLUMBUS!
- Caddo Literature
- Aboriginal Peoples of Canada
- Other Canadian Sites
- Carlos Fuentes on Chiapas
- George Catlin - A Tribute to Native Americans
- The Celestial Canoe
- Gaelic Culture/Beliefs/Customs/Clans
- Celt Leaders
- Chelan Literature - Creation of the First Indians
- Cherokee Bear Legend
- Tsalagi (Cherokee) Letteratura "Italian"
- Tsalagi (Cherokee) Literature
- Tse-tsehese-staestse (Cheyenne) Literature
- The Wise Man of Chief Mountain
- Chinook Literature
- Dene Suline/Soline Literature (Chipewyan)
- Chipmunk and Bear
- Chippewa/Ojibway/Anishinabe Literature
- Choctaw Literature
- Chumash Literature
- Homage to Mildred I. Cleghorn
- Climbing the Mountain
- Cochise
- Cochiti Literature
- Christopher Columbus
- Comanche Literature
- Conflict, Chaos and Choices
- Copyright Notice
- The Corn Ceremony
- Coyote and the Another One
- Coyote vs. Duck
- Fire Race (Karuk)
- Coyote Kills a Giant
- A Coyote's Tales
- Coyote Stories/Poems
- Coyote's Adventures in Idaho
- Coyote's Salmon
- The Coyote and the Hen (Mayan fable)
- Crazy Horse Malt Liquor Protest
- Crazy Horse Malt Liquor Protest Cont.
- Crazy Horse/Tashunkewitko, Oglala
- California Creation Myth
- When the Animals and Birds Were Created
- Cree Literature
- Muskokee (Creek) Literature
- Crow and Hawk
- Absarokee (Crow) Literature
- Hunter and the Dakwa
- Dance to Heal the Earth
- Chief Dan George
- The Two Daughters
- DECLARATION of Indigenous Peoples
- The Jaguar and the Deer
- Chief Lapowinsa
- Dieguenos Literature
- Holy Wind and Natural Law
- How Dogs Came to the Indians
- The Dogs Who Saved their Master
- Magical Sweet-Grass Doll
- Dull Knife
- SYMBOLISM OF THE EAGLE FEATHER
- Eagle War Feathers
- Eagle Stories
- Where Eagles Fly
- Earl's Dead Dog
- Ecuador Inkas
- Educational Awards/Resources
- Enough is Enough
- A Faithful Response
- Falling Star
- Father of Indian Corn
- Fields of Dreams
- Fiesta Tu-Chai-Pai
- How Fire Came to the Six Nations
- How Grandmother Spider Brought Fire to the People
- The First Fire
- Creation of the First Indians
- First Journey Through Grand Canyon
- First People and the First Corn
- Conversation of Four Elements
- The Declaration of a Global Ethic
- Honor and Respect for Our Elders
- How a Piegan Warrior Found the First Horses
- The Winter When the Stars Fell
- How the First White Man Came to the Cheyennes
- Fish Dog Skin
- The Legend of the First Pearl Fish Hook
- Which Flag?
- Flathead Salish Literature
- Forsaken Brother
- The Flying Canoe
- Four Flutes
- How Glooscap Found Summer
- The Giant and the Four Wind Brothers
- Leaping Frog Rocks
- Gaelic Peoples Literature
- Gaelic Links
- Common Gaelic Greetings
- Gaelic Poetry
- Gaelic Myths & Legends
- Gaelic Bibliography
- Gall
- Garbage People / Children of the Street
- Death of Hero Recalls Anti-Discrimination Struggles
- Human Genome Diversity Project
- Geronimo
- Geronimo's Song
- The Legend of the Geysers
- The Land of the Ghost Dance
- Water Spirit's Gift of the Horse
- The Girl Who Married the Moon
- The Girl Who Searched for Her Lover
- Godasiyo the Woman Chief
- The Great Flood
- Chiapas Is Global
- The Only Good Indian
- Grandfather Stories
- My Grandmother
- European Islands Homepages
- Great Serpent and the Great Flood
- The Green Corn Festival
- Earth Prayers for the Great Spirit
- How Half Dome was Formed
- Heavy Collar and the Ghost Woman
- Kanaka Maoli (HawaiÌan) Literature
- Hawaiian Book of Days
- Hawaiian Organizations
- Honeyed Words Can't Sweeten Evil
- Interview with He Dog
- The Girl Who Climbed to the Sky
- De-Ka-Nah-Wi-Da and Hiawatha
- Hidatsa Literature
- Larry Hill, Seneca from the Six Nations
- Glooscap and His People
- Hodadenon: The Last One Left and the Chestnut Tree
- Hole In The Day
- Holy Song (Medicine Song)
- Hopi Literature
- Hero with the Horned Snakes
- How Day and Night Were Divided
- How Rabbit Brought Fire to the People
- How the Great Chiefs Made the Moon and the Sun
- How the Hopi Indians Reached Their World
- Huichol Literature
- The Hula School - Laka, Goddess of the Hula
- The Hummingbird
- The Hungry Fox and the Boastful Suitor
- Four Iroquois Hunters
- The Hunting of the Great Bear
- Nokome and the Ice King
- Return of Ice Man
- Illini Literature
- Indio
- Un guerrero de la mujer recuerda el nacimiento de un movimiento
- Indians and Mestizos in the Americas
- Running for Peace and Dignity
- Latino Children Wonder About Their Future
- Mexico's Indigenous Peoples United by Shared History
- Fear Grips the Nation
- Millennium of the Chile
- Husband and Wife Team Heal the Spirit
- Millenniums and other Beginnings
- (Barbed) Wired for Controversy
- Defying the Census
- A Woman Warrior Recalls the Birth of a Movement
- Indian Population of Mexico
- Indigenous Women
- In The Beginning
- MCLR - 1994 Roundtable Introduction
- Innu Nation Literature
- Oochigeas and the Invisible Boy
- Ioscoda and His Friends
- Ioway Nation Literature
- The Constitutiion of the Iroquois Nations
- The Origin of the Iroquois Nations
- Iroquois Oral Traditions
- The Jaguar and the Little Skunk
- Chief Joseph
- Chief Joseph Continued
- The Blessed Gift of Joy
- Katlain and the Iron People
- Badger and the Koondao
- The Kiowa Nation
- Tales of Lake Tahoe
- The Lame Warrior and the Skeleton
- Native American Languages
- Latin America
- Chican/Latino Studies Videotapes in the Media Resources Center
- Latuff's Zapatista Menu
- Latvia Livonia
- Ableegumooch, the Lazy Rabbit
- Great Chiefs and Leaders
- Lipan Apache Bibliography
- Lipan Apache
- Zapata Lives in Our Dead
- The Story of the Questions
- Emiliano Zapata
- The Zapotecs
- Zuni Literature
