In Through A Red Place (Perugia Press, 2021), Rebecca Pelky maps a history of colonial dispossession on Turtle Island, tracing a family lineage and examining how settler-colonial violence causes alienation from land, language, and history. Archival photographs, family trees, and Google Maps images appear alongside these poems, positioning Pelky’s writing as an act of historical … Continue reading Sundress Reads: Review of Through A Red Place →