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Kelli Jo Ford
Kelli Jo Ford is a citizen of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. She is the recipient of numerous awards and fellowships, including the Paris Review's Plimpton Prize, the Everett Southwest Literary Award, the Katherine Bakeless Nason Award at Bread Loaf, a National Artist Fellowship by the Native Arts & Cultures Foundation, and a Dobie Paisano Fellowship. Her fiction has appeared in The Paris Review, Virginia Quarterly Review, The Missouri Review, and the anthology Forty Stories: New Writing from Harper Perennial, among other places.
Books containing stories by Kelli Jo Ford
Never Whistle at Night (2023)
An Indigenous Dark Fiction Anthology
edited by
Theodore C Van Alst Jr and Shane Hawk
Award nominations
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Kelli Jo Ford recommends
If the Dead Belong Here (2025)
Carson Faust
"If the Dead Belong Here reminds us to listen to the songs of the night and hold our loved ones close. Intergenerational grief and loss run through the story's DNA, but this is also a novel about intergenerational wisdom, strength, and endurance. It'll captivate you, scare you, and - if you let it - might offer more than a little healing. In this shimmering, heart-filled debut, Carson Faust establishes himself as a rare and special voice."
A Council of Dolls (2023)
Mona Susan Power
"Mona Susan Power's new novel is an honor song to the love and strength of Native families and our stories, to our brilliant selves. I couldn't have known how much I needed the wisdom and offerings of these pages."
When Two Feathers Fell from the Sky (2021)
Margaret Verble
"Two Feathers Fell from the Sky is a rich and lively novel, steeped in place and history. Verble's meticulous research and generosity of spirit shine through, lending her characters and their adventures a fullness that lingers."
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