Stick Houses: Stories

Many narratives about Indigenous people rely on stereotypes, overlooking the rich complexities of their lives and the impact of historical dispossession. This often leaves readers with an incomplete understanding.

Matthew L. M. Fletcher's collection, Stick Houses, offers a different perspective. These Powerful Indigenous Stories delve into the realities faced by the Anishinaabe people of Michigan, exploring the profound effects of losing ancestral lands. Fletcher masterfully portrays the duality of dispossession and separation alongside reunion and restoration, offering a nuanced look at home and belonging.

Discover a collection that celebrates the multifaceted identities within Native communities. These Literary Fiction narratives are set against dynamic backdrops, from airports and college campuses to legal settings and high school games, providing authentic glimpses into contemporary Native life. Explore the authentic voices and compelling narratives in Stick Houses.