Apple: skin to the core : a memoir in words and pictures

Apple Records: Uncle Tomahawk hangs around the fort until he finds his own metaphor

Boarding school philosophy, shorter, simplified edition: practical application

Hello, my name is...

Naming ceremony

My grandmothers gain nicknames by relative proximity

Little Umma reads the ethnographer's Rorschach cards

Big Umma delivers a quick lesson in history and survival.

The red album. A note to those who know my family

How Dog Street gets its name

Early and late

The spoiled brat

I believe I find evidence that I am not an alien

Official and unofficial covers

My siblings try to find evidence I am not an alien

What they leave us, when they leave us

Metropolitan Stadium, August 21, 1965

From Iron Man to Skywalker: 1. Half this blood, half that

Hunger test 1

Eel

Tonto's Dog Street cousins

Jaboozie gives me two lessons in tradition

From Iron Man to Skywalker: 2. Tanned hide

Wyatt Wingfoot gives us some four-color cosmic hope

Hunger test 2

My brother quietly tries to wake us up

Proving ground or baptism of fire

I lose a ribbon shirt to bloodlines

Jaboozie turns me on to Deep Cuts

Mr. Dressup

Metamorphoses

Lucky

The boy who fell to the rez

From Iron Man to Skywalker: 3. Public assistance

Wyatt Wingfoot ends up singing that same old song

Stupid things I buy the summer I am 13

I leave formal training before this opportunity begins

Hampton's shadow crosses over us again

From Iron Man to Skywalker: 4. Devourer of worlds

Disguise

Masks unmasked

In Spencer's, I become someone else for under ten dollars

From Iron Man to Skywalker: 5. Amputation scars

Reception

Jeannie teaches me some moves I don't know

How Jaboozie and I almost lose it

From Iron Man to Skywalker: 6. Cliffhangers and disc jockeys

Hunger test 3. Cumulative exam

How to be less popular in high school when you are Indian and/or poor

From Iron Man to Skywalker: 7. Clone Wars

Electric blanket as ouija board in sixteen parts

Jaboozie passes me the book

Jaboozie's sister teaches me about fire

Beneath the constellations, the smoke moves home

Jaboozie and I love naked eyes

Lines spoken to me through high school and, let's face it, beyond

Migration

May I have this dance?

Jaboozie passes me the atlas to my future.

Dog Street: Side A: Come together ; Something ; Maxwell's silver hammer ; Oh! Darling ; dt Octopus's garden ; I want you (she's so heavy)

Side B: Here comes the sun ; Because ; You never give me your money ; Sun king ; Mean Mr. Mustard ; Polythene Pam ; She came in through the bathroom window ; Golden slumbers ; Carry that weight ; The end

Her Majesty

Get back. Peel this skin

Indian love call

Are these tricks or are these treats?

Legacy

Everybody knows

Poem to the beams in my uncle's house, empty these days

My mother delivers a quick lesson in survival and history

Domestic rate, Carlisle, PA, or a grandmother corresponds with her service-bound grandson

Jaboozie brings my aunt home, unexpectedly

Hunger test: primer revisited

Making promises

The ethnographer turns the Rorschach cards on himself

"We had some good times anyway"

The ethnographer leaves us a gift

I gain a ribbon shirt in bloodlines

Indian picnic cornbred

Ash and smoke

Howdy prepares for the future

Lost (in translation)

And on this day, we commence

Dog Street, July 3, 2009

Lost and found on Dog Street

On New Year's Eve, my sister sends me a photo

Liner notes.