The Saturday Post: Records, Covers, Comic Con & More

* Check out the OFFICIAL movie poster for The Hunger Games, just unveiled this week! --> What do you think? Read more about it here. * After a record-setting opening weekend, Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 continues to dazzle audiences. Now there is growing buzz that Alan Rickman should earn an Oscar... Continue Reading →

The Revenant History Lesson: Cherokee Heritage

In The Revenant by Sonia Gensler, main character Willie runs away from home and becomes a teacher at the Cherokee Female Seminary in "Indian Territory" (ie, eastern Oklahoma). Before arriving, Willie has some misguided notions about what to expect -- and part of her journey is learning what the Cherokee people are really like. For... Continue Reading →

The Revenant History Lesson: Cherokee Heritage

In The Revenant by Sonia Gensler, main character Willie runs away from home and becomes a teacher at the Cherokee Female Seminary in "Indian Territory" (ie, eastern Oklahoma). Before arriving, Willie has some misguided notions about what to expect -- and part of her journey is learning what the Cherokee people are really like. For... Continue Reading →

The Revenant History Lesson: The Trail of Tears

One of the many historical influences on Sonia Gensler's The Revenant is the Cherokee Heritage, and part of that includes the sad story of the Trail of Tears. This involved the relocation of Native American nations (including the Cherokee) from southeastern parts of the U.S. to the newly-created "Indian Territory" (now part of eastern Oklahoma,... Continue Reading →

The Revenant History Lesson: The Trail of Tears

One of the many historical influences on Sonia Gensler's The Revenant is the Cherokee Heritage, and part of that includes the sad story of the Trail of Tears. This involved the relocation of Native American nations (including the Cherokee) from southeastern parts of the U.S. to the newly-created "Indian Territory" (now part of eastern Oklahoma,... Continue Reading →

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