Night Is Gone, Day Is Still Coming

Contemporary American Indian teenagers and young adults from nations around the United States, living on reservations and in cities and suburbs, write about what they're dealing with and what's important to them. Selections range from funny, hip stories by Kiowa Thomas M. Yeahpau to "Disneyland," a poem about racism by Acoma Pueblo Sara M. Ortiz. This collection makes it clear that this generation of American Indians is going to be heard.