Building a Nest from the Bones of my People Dual Language and colonization from the early

and colonization from the early nineteenth to the late twentieth century

and a work of creative non-fiction

Time is running out

and feminist studies in the proper frame—Indigenous self-determination

Chi soon finds herself feeling comforted

Building a Nest from the Bones of my People Dual Language and colonization from the earlyCara Lyn Morgan comes from both Indigenous (Metis) and Immigrant (Trinidadian) roots in the place known as Turtle Island and Canada. Motherhood, trauma, and familial history are woven together into a powerful collection. Beginning with a revelation of familial sexual abuse, Building a Nest from the Bones of My People charts the impact of this revelation on the speaker. From the pain of estrangement to navigating first time motherhood in the midst of a