Stories contain all knowledge, according to Sto:lo elder Lee Maracle. The performance artist, author, and activist returns to her hometown for the Vancouver Writers Fest to celebrate a lifetime of ...

She collected signatures to persuade publishers that people would buy her books. She became a foundational figure in Indigenous literature. By Alex Traub See more of our coverage in your search ...

The legendary Indigenous storyteller Lee Maracle was a powerful writer – poet, novelist, essayist. She was also a fierce activist with an indomitable presence. If you spent time with Maracle – ...

Stó:lō writer, recipient of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal, Officer of the Order of Canada and fierce champion of Indigenous women’s stories Lee Maracle has died at the age of 71. Acclaimed author, ...

The surprising thing about the new anthology Me Sexy: An Exploration of Native Sex and Sexuality (Douglas & McIntyre, $22.95) is that it’s so full of humour. With the intergenerational effects of the ...

One meets Lee Maracle, the great Canadian Indigenous writer, teacher and activist, with some trepidation. She’s a big-brained thinker known to deal with fools in the same way a fly swatter deals with ...

Writers Hiromi Goto, Rita Wong and Larissa Lai reminisce and remember the impact poet, author and scholar Lee Maracle had on each of their lives. In the New York Times obituary for Lee Maracle, the ...

It's a recognition that's a long time coming. Canadian author Lee Maracle has been nominated for the Neustadt International Prize. Dubbed the "American Nobel," the prestigious award is given every two ...

The Koffler Centre of the Arts and Ben McNally Books are thrilled to present iconic Coast Salish author and poet Lee Maracle in conversation with Métis writer and artist Katherena Vermette. Lee ...

Lee Maracle, a writer who chronicled the effect of Canadian settlement on the land’s Indigenous people and the persistence of discrimination, only to find herself in recent years championed by the ...