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Richard Wagamese
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Richard Wagamese

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  • Louise Erdrich
    13 Great Indigenous Writers to Read and Celebrate
    / Richard Wagamese

    Wagamese was a Canadian writer who frequently addressed the traumas of—and search for belonging, healing, and identity by—Canada’s Indigenous population. He was born in northwestern Ontario to Ojibwe parents who had been taken from their families and placed in residential schools. According to Wagamese, his…

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    Wagamese was a Canadian writer who frequently addressed the traumas of—and search for belonging, healing, and identity by—Canada’s Indigenous population. He was born in northwestern Ontario to Ojibwe parents who had been taken from their families and placed in residential schools. According to Wagamese, his…

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