Gail Tremblay
Gail Tremblay (born December 15, 1945 in Buffalo ) is an author from the Mi'kmaq Indian people who lives in the USA . She also has French and Onondaga ancestors.
Gail Tremblay studied drama at the University of New Hampshire and creative writing at the University of Oregon . She has received numerous awards, but is also known as a visual artist. In doing so, she has always referred to her cultural heritage. Since 1981 she has taught at Evergreen State College in Olympia , Washington State .
Her best-known works include: Close to Home , Omaha 1981, Indian Singing in Twentieth Century America , Corvallis 1990, 1998 as Indian Singing, Revised Edition at Calyx Books, and Night Gives Women the Word , Omaha 1979.
Publications
- Night gives women the word , Omaha: Omaha Printing Company 1979
- Close to Home , Omaha: University of Nebraska 1981
- Indian Singing in 20th Century America , Corvallis, Oregon: Calyx Books 1990, ISBN 0-934971-65-X
literature
- Ian Hamilton: The Oxford companion to twentieth-century poetry in English , Oxford University Press, New York 1994, p. 377.
Web links
- Kurzbiographischer entry at the Internet Public Library (Engl.)
- Casa de Cortez, Antigua, Veracruz
- En La Casa Museo de Augustin Lara, Veracruz
- Seattle Aquarium, Spring, 1995
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Tremblay, Gail |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | American poet |
| DATE OF BIRTH | December 15, 1945 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Buffalo (New York) |