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  • Joy-Harjo-Main
    Having to Fight for It: An Interview with Poet / Musician Joy Harjo
    by Joshua Barnes / November 15, 2013

    A discussion on craft with acclaimed Native American poet and musician Joy Harjo widens to include stories about her family and ancestors, writers’ block, the forced exile of Native Americans in the US, and what it takes to balance her “two lovers,” music and poetry.

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