Books containing stories by Mona Susan Power
Never Whistle at Night (2023)
An Indigenous Dark Fiction Anthology
(Never Whistle at Night, book 1)
edited by
Theodore C Van Alst Jr and Shane Hawk
Award nominations
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Mona Susan Power recommends
Treat Them as Buffalo (2026)
Blair Palmer Yoxall
"Treat Them as Buffalo is a harrowing adrenalin rush, a wild river of a story. My heart clenched in worry for the young narrator, a Metis tribal member named Nikosis, determined to rescue his dear relative at a time of kidnappings and violence. The book is billed as an anti-Western, sidestepping well-worn tropes and caricatures. The author succeeds on all fronts - Blair Palmer Yoxall is a force!"
If the Dead Belong Here (2025)
Carson Faust
"Carson Faust's powerful debut novel swept me away with its glorious prose, compelling characters, and compassionate heart. Faust's story charts a course of horror and loss, with moments so terrifying I had to turn on an extra light to keep reading. Yet the structural refrain that underpins this wonder of a book always returns to love. I gladly surrendered to the ferocious brilliance of this multi-generational tale, admiring the courage of young Nadine who is a 'student to the dead.' What lingers is the thought that perhaps we all are . . ."
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