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NEW RADIO INTERVIEW...

NEW RADIO INTERVIEW of antoinette nora claypoole
Spring 2012

with Brian Frisina aka Raven Redbone
 radio show Olympia, Wa.

to listen (yum)

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new book...release date January 2012...

a new book of collected works about the  American Indian Movement, 1970-present,  includes:

  • essays about Anna Mae Aquash/murder trials from antoinette's Indian Country blog 
  • previously unpublished work by Robert Robideau (rip)
  • and information on Leonard Peltier's current campaign for Executive Clemency....

also available on Kindle!!
see amazon.com for details

connect here if you would like tribal/educational/bookstore discounts....
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ongoing, new Project  about Louise Bryant....www.louisebryantbook.blogspot.com
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nEw wOrk!

self portrait  autumn equinox,  2010, Ashfield, Mass. 

check out new Wild, 
writings index (June 2012) here

BIO
click here

Jan. 2011


"Decades of Deceit: a Life Sentence for John Graham"
by antoinette nora claypoole
published at Infoshop News, regarding old AIM murder trials

"Sassing Back"  by antoinette nora claypoole
a Review of Sharon Doubiago's "My Father's Love"
published in New England's  Wilderness Literary Review
click here, scroll down to "reviews"...yum




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BIO

"lithia creek self portrait"  ashland, oregon 2010

antoinette claypoole is a published author, poet from Ashland, Oregon.  And Taos, New Mexico.  Her first book Who Would Unbraid her Hair: the legend of annie mae is an underground classic about the American Indian Movement and was recently acquired by the Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D.C. in their Library collection.  A recipient of a Literary Non-Fiction fellowship Award from Oregon Literary Arts, she is currently completing a trilogy of poetic exposes and previously unpublished work by/about the life and lost works of Louise Bryant (1885-1936), for which antoinette received the Oregon Award. Ghost Rider Roads, her most recent project about the American Indian Movement from 1970-present, was released in January 2012. It includes writings by Robert Robideau (RIP), Anishanabe and essays written by the Leonard Peltier Defense Committee
about his history and current efforts demanding Justice. a. nora claypoole's writings can be found from sandstone etchings in the Southwest, to Wilderness Literary Reviews, everywhere.  xoxo

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historical fiction
by a.nora claypoole

Revised, Second Edition
now available (June 2012) !!









good NEWS...!!
Who Would Unbraid Her Hair: the legend of annie mae was recently acquired by the Smithsonian Institute Library, Washington, D.C.  for excerpts...click book cover image

two volumes of art, poetry, love
from Taos, N.M. 
(2009)













Spring/Winter 2009-2010
(keep scrolling down for older work) 





InfoShop News Pieces (2007-present)
(archives here)
    John LeKay interviews antoinette nora claypoole  (2007)











    Salt River Review, ed. James Cervantes

    works/projects in progress





    by antoinette nora claypoole





    artwork credits
    "yucaipa spring: calif." self portrait
    "magadelana, nm" photo/art by antoinette pentax
    "Sitting Bull" acrylic by Robert Robideau
    Louise Bryant circa 1918, photographer unknown
    "self portrait, 2008 desert relapse" digital

















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    "solar plethora" digital, self portrait by antoinette




















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