Though it’s not my typical genre, I recently had the pleasure of reading What’s in the Body Bag, a collection of dark fiction that dares readers to delve into the strange, the dark, the funny, and the off-kilter stories of troubled characters who just don’t know when to leave a good body bag alone….
From June 15 – December 31, 2023, author Colin Mustful and publisher History Through Fiction, are accepting donations for the Reclaiming Mni Sota Indigenous Writers Grant, a literary diversity initiative to raise $10,000 for one Indigenous writer from Minnesota. As a part of their effort, from now until the end of the year, or…
When I took a job at Papa Johns Pizza as a 16-year-old in 1998, I never imagined I’d still be working in a pizza restaurant 25 years later. But without all those years, and without all those tips, I wouldn’t be able to pursue my passions as an author and publisher.
Author Colin Mustful is happy to share the latest update on fundraising efforts for the Reclaiming Mni Sota Indigenous Writers Grant.
While revising my novel, Reclaiming Mni Sota, I had to cut many scenes for the benefit of the narrative. Today, I’d like to share with you a chapter that was cut from the novel. In it, one of the white characters faces trail before a military commission, much like the Dakota were forced to do after the U.S. – Dakota War.
Author Colin Mustful and Publisher History Through Fiction are fundraising for the Reclaiming Mni Sota Indigenous Writers Grant, a literary diversity initiative to raise $10,000 for one Indigenous writer. Check on the progress of the grant with this monthly update.
Responding to years of mistreatment, early on the morning August 18, 1862, Dakota soldiers attacked and killed unsuspecting white traders, clerks, and government agents. The first victims were targeted, while others were protected or allowed to flee.
Author Colin Mustful and Publisher History Through Fiction are fundraising for the Reclaiming Mni Sota Indigenous Writers Grant, a literary diversity initiative to raise $10,000 for one Indigenous writer. Check on the progress of the grant with this monthly update.
A brief look at the historiography of the U.S – Dakota War of 1862, reveals that the historical narratives about the war have been dominated by a single cultural, ethnic, and religious viewpoint. That needs to change.
Author Colin Mustful and Publisher History Through Fiction are fundraising for the Reclaiming Mni Sota Indigenous Writers Grant, a literary diversity initiative to raise $10,000 for one Indigenous writer. Check on the progress of the grant with this monthly update.