The Anishinaabeg people live in a vast swathe of North America from the Great Lakes to the Plains and beyond. Here 24 members of the group and scholars demonstrate how traditional and new stories are used to store and transmit knowledge. They consider stories as roots, as relationships, as revelations, as resiliency, as resistance, as reclamation, and as reflections. Among the topics are storying ourselves into life, Indian culture and tribal law, theorizing resurgence from within Nishnaabed thought, and reflections on the healing and migratory practices of Minwaajimo. There is no index. Annotation ©2013 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)