Writing Available Online
Work to Do & Dream On, 1991 from The Raven's Chronicles
Lunatic or Lover/Madman or Shaman: the Role of the Poet in Contemporary Culture(s) from The Raven's Chronicles
Deer & Petroglyphs in ASAIL
Swarm
The Zen of La Llorona
A Trick of Grace
Clean
Highway 126
Burning the Baskets
Migration
I Am Not a Witness
Stories I Tell My Daughter in Weber Studies
Indian Cartography in Weber Studies
Baskets in Weber Studies
Sorrow as a Woman, read by Deborah at Bumbershoot 2001 in Seattle
Stories I Tell My Daughter, read by Deborah at Bumbershoot 2001 in Seattle
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