Annie Muktuk and Other Stories

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Through gritty characters facing harsh realities, the collection delves into the complexities of northern life and Inuit identity. Norma Dunning draws from her own experiences of racism and colonialism, offering a powerful exploration of her Inukness. The stories challenge misconceptions about Inuit culture, incorporating Inuktitut language and symbolism to provide a nuanced perspective. Echoing the works of Alootook Ipellie, this collection brings contemporary Inuit experiences to the forefront, highlighting resilience and authenticity in the face of adversity.