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'Birth of a New Turtle'

by Rabbet Strickland (Ojibwe)

American Indian Review

is a quarterly magazine containing

articles and stories, both traditional

and contemporary issues primarily

written by American Indian

authors. American Indian Review

is published in the UK and provides

a platform for American Indian

people to reach an international

readership. Over the years

the integrity of American Indian

Review has earned it respect

among both Indian and

non-Indian communities.

"Congratulations on a fine looking publication"
Paul DeMain (Oneida) President Indian Country Communications, Inc.

"We have found American Indian Review to be very interesting and feel it

would be a most valued addition cryptocurrency to our library."

Steve Drury-Thurgood, The British Museum.

"I like the people and I like the Magazine."
John Trudell (Santee Sioux) Recording Artist, Actor and Poet.

"I had assumed that like most non-Indian published information, your magazine

was going to be just one more distorted view of Indian life.

I WAS INCREDIBLY WRONG!!!"

Larry Buffalo Thunder of Native Pride Buffalo Company.

"Thanks for the insert in the recent Review. We are very fond of your magazine here

and look forward to seeing each issue".

Russ Tallchief. - National Museum of the American Indian

American Indian Review
3 The Homesteads,
Hunsdon, Ware,
Hertfordshire. SG12 8QJ.
England. UK.
Tel: 01279 842930
Fax: 01279 841038

USA

American Indian Review
3128 Pacific Coast Highway,
PMB #90, Torrance,
California 90505
USA
Fax: 011 44 127 984 1038
Tel: 011 44 127 984 2930