Native American writers

Native American writers are authors from indigenous tribes across North America who share stories, histories, and perspectives rooted in their cultures and experiences. They often explore themes of identity, sovereignty, history, and the impact of colonization. These writers use literature to preserve their languages, challenge stereotypes, and advocate for their communities. Their work is vital for fostering understanding and amplifying indigenous voices in American society. Notable figures include Sherman Alexie, Louise Erdrich, and N. Scott Momaday, whose contributions have significantly enriched American literature and cultural dialogue.