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Murray Sinclair and Sara Sinclair and Niigaan Sinclair
Many Indigenous cultures share their rich history through oral storytelling traditions, making this ever-growing collection—dedicated to Indigenous literature in all its shapes and forms—truly meant to be heard. From customer favourites to editors' picks to top-selling listens, we’ve gathered some of Audible’s best offerings to celebrate First Nations, Métis and Inuit writers in Canada and Indigenous creators worldwide. —The Audible Editors
The Audible team is grateful to live and work on the ancestral lands of the still living, still sovereign Munsee Lunaape (lu-naa–pau) peoples, communities and nation. We recognize the many and diverse Native American and Indigenous peoples who call this region home—past, present and future.
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The Métis writer and poet shares what inspired the young protagonist of "Treat Them as Buffalo," how he approached excavating a painful historical turning point, and how car culture helps boost his listening stats.
With “Mother Earth Is Our Elder,” Dene writer and activist Katłı̨̀ą presents a framework for coexistence with the planet we call home.
She believes when authors narrate, they reveal their own secrets.
Canada is a diverse and varied country full of many experiences and people of many backgrounds. This list celebrates and explores the voices and stories of Indigenous people living in Canada.
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