I just learned that my new book Night Flyer is 25% off for all Barnes & Noble members through April 19. If you are curious, preorder here. Thanks for reading! barnesandnoble.com/w/night-flyer-…

Sharing news of my forthcoming impressionistic biography that paints Harriet Tubman -- the girl, teen, woman, champion, and caretaker in all of her humanity and alongside other Black holy women.

Here's my review, just out today in the NYT, of Lessons for Survival, the electric new book by the environmental writer Emily Raboteau. It lifted my spirits and made me long for bright bird sightings. nytimes.com/2024/03/12/boo…

My new book, Wild Girls, is out! Thank you so much to everyone who helped to shape it. The title is one of the first two releases (with Ashley Shew's Against Technoableism) of the Norton Shorts anniversary series. Happy 100th birthday, W. W. Norton & Company! nytimes.com/2023/09/17/boo…

They're baaack! Jinx, Ruth & Cheyenne, Indigenous and Black women on a mission, return to the Cherokee Rose Plantation to meet a ghost, confront history & find each other. Their story and my revised debut novel, The Cherokee Rose, will be out in June! Art by reader Alyssa Napier.

Just posted a photo instagram.com/p/CosASdTuq9g/…

On the eve of Valentine's Day, I'm starting a newsletter to celebrate love and resilience in our age of anxiety. I'm calling it 'Carrying Capacity.' Stop by if it strikes your fancy. Happy Heart Day!
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Happy Winter Solstice! Sharing my latest piece in the The Atlantic about #Yellowstone , #bozeman , & Glacier Nat'l Park -- all places I adore that deserve more loving kindness.
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'The long line of bicyclists caught the eye of residents in Big Timber, Montana. Dressed in blue gingham shirts and campaign hats, the United States Army riders had large knapsacks with bedrolls strapped to their handlebars and...' Read more: ow.ly/mWcK50Jx9wF

Doane (of Mt. Doane) lead the 1870 Marias Massacre, which killed between 150-300 Piegans (Blackfeet), almost all of them women, children, and elders.

Yellowstone renames mountain linked to massacre of Native Americans theguardian.com/us-news/2022/j… d

I only got to know Paul Farmer over the last year while serving on a committee at our university, but every interaction revealed his generosity. He helped so many people in need around the world. The light shone through that man. May God keep him in peace. nytimes.com/2022/02/21/obi…

Since the publication of my latest essay in the NYT last week, I have received numerous messages from readers who said the piece gave them hope. Those notes give me hope too. We are in this future together, so why not hold hands? Thank you for reading.
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Grateful beyond measure.

Tune in 2/3 as Tiya Miles & Megan Sweeney discuss the power of seemingly humble historical artifacts.

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This photo of my little sister and me on the frozen Ohio River nearly 45 years ago makes me feel just a little bit braver in these fragile times. We were intrepid.

I am deeply honored that All That She Carried has won a National Book Award! Rose, Ashley, and Ruth: this one is for you. And congrats to all of the winners, finalists, and long list nominees! (Embroidered vintage sugar sack, Diana Weymar, Tiny Pricks) #NationalBookAwards2021

An alarming account of how politically driven misinformation fueled by absolute dedication can split communities and crush preservation efforts. What does it take to counter unsubstantiated claims repeated as gospel truth? #Montana
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I am so honored to be a finalist for the 2021 National Book Award. Thank you to all of you who have expressed your support, read (or want to read!) All That She Carried, and have hope for our collective future just as Rose had hope for Ashley's.
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I'm sharing my latest essay on Black and Indigenous historic sites and climate change on #Nantucket with gratitude to everyone who helped educate me on the issues. NCPH
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The crime, tragedy & complexity of Indian boarding school history compellingly captured by Brenda Child. Key ideas: it's all about land & a near term reckoning.
#twitterstorians NCPH washingtonpost.com/outlook/2021/0…