Owóknage: The Story of Carry The Kettle Nakoda First Nation

"A powerful history that feels like a blueprint for a fuller, truer recounting of the past." -Canada's History Magazine

"Owóknage provides a nuanced, detailed account of the history and culture of Carry the Kettle Nakoda First Nation. Its scholarship is exemplary...It joins Daschuk's (2013) Clearing the Plains and Kulchinsky's (2019) No Surrender as books that should be required reading for Canadians in facilitating reconciliation between residents of the prairie." -Prairie History Magazine

"A fine example for those hoping to create a well-researched history of their own communities, one that gives equal weight to oral history and documentary evidence." -The Canadian Historical Review

"Né makóce né Nakóta téhą ų́bi no Wóyabi né ta'ówowįcaknagabi cá okná én Togáda giyá nená knuzábįkta no Wóyábi ne eháȟtiya cá Nína pinámaya! / These are the stories of the Nakóta people, they have retained them for generations. The future Nakóta people will retain them. This book provides a truthful Nakóta perspective." - Michael Turcotte, Fort Peck Húdesana Nakóda (Red Bottom Nakóda) 

"A monumental collaboration that traces the 700-year odyssey of the Nakoda Nation." -James Daschuk, author of Clearing the Plains

"A beautiful expression of the history, migration, and pre- and post-reserve era of the Nakoda tribe! A must read!" -Chief Ira McArthur, Pheasant Rump Nakota First Nation