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          Mona Susan Power Interview, plus links to author biography, book summaries, excerpts and reviews.

        1. In the title story of Susan Powers new book, a Sioux spirit stalks the night sky looking for the best dreams, which become true when he consumes them.
        2. In her fiction and nonfiction, Power draws on her own experiences as the daughter of a Sioux mother and Irish American father, growing up in.
        3. Susan Power Bratton, The Spirit of the Appalachian Trail: Community, Environment, and Belief on a Long-Distance Hiking Path (Knoxville.
        4. Susan Power's 4 research works with 24 citations, including: Application of the diode laser for soft-tissue surgery in orthodontics: Case series.

          5. In her fiction and nonfiction, Power draws on her own experiences as the daughter of a Sioux mother and Irish American father, growing up in..

          Mona Susan Power

          Native American author from Illinois and Minnesota, U.S.

          Not to be confused with Susan Powers or Susan Kelly Power.

          Mona Susan Power (Standing Rock Dakota, born 1961) is an Native American author based in Saint Paul, Minnesota.

          Her debut novel, The Grass Dancer (1994), received the 1995 Hemingway Foundation/PEN Award for Best First Fiction.

          Early life

          Power was born in Chicago, Illinois,[3] and is a Yantonai Dakota enrolled citizen of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe of North & South Dakota.[4][5] Her mother, Susan Kelly Power, Gathering of Stormclouds Woman (Standing Rock Dakota, 1925–2022), was an activist who helped found the American Indian Center of Chicago.[4] Susan's mother, Mona's grandmother, Josephine Gates Kelly was three-term tribal chairperson for the Stand Rock Sioux Tribe.[4] Mona's great-grandmother was Nellie Two Bear Gates.[6] She is a descendant of Sioux Chief Mato Nupa (