Terra Trevor

Bay Area Book Festival, Berkeley
Native Voices: Youth Writers from the 2025 Graton Writing project.

These young writers carrying our future. The world we will one day leave behind is in good hands.

Presented by Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria.

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Terra Trevor at Bay Area Book Festival Terra Trevor, author of We Who Walk the Seven Ways: A Memoir (Nebraska, 2023) will speak at the Bay Area Book Festival in Berkeley. The festival takes place from May 31-June 1, 2025. Trevor will participate in the panel “Living Legacies: Native Authors on Memoir and Memory” alongside authors Jennifer Foerster and Chris La Tray. The panel will be moderated by Denise Low, author of…

Terra Trevor, author of WE WHO WALK THE SEVEN WAYS, will speak on the panel "Living Legacies: Native Authors on Mmoir and Memory" this weekend at the Bay Area Book Festival!

Living Legacies: Native Authors on Memoir and Memory - Bay Area Book Festival From the very first contact, Indigenous people have been spoken about more than they have been heard. Early “autobiographies” of Native individuals were often penned by outsiders, distorting the essen...

I’m honored to be included on this panel of beautiful, strong Indigenous voices.

Living Legacies: Native Authors on Memoir and Memory at the Bay Area Book Festival.

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Winter Solstice and Becoming Indigenous to Place For forty-three years I lived near the ocean in an area that made up the traditional Chumash homeland.

Winter Solstice and Becoming Indigenous to Place
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For every bestseller you buy this season, buy a book by an author you’ve never read, maybe one recommended by a friend or bookstore employee. There are so many amazing writers you don’t know.

We Who Walk the Seven Ways - Nebraska Press We Who Walk the Seven Ways is Terra Trevor’s memoir about seeking healing and finding belonging. After she endured a difficult loss, a circle of Native wom...

We Who Walk the Seven Ways is a memoir about seeking healing and finding belonging. With tender honesty, Trevor explores how every end is always a beginning, and that being an American Indian with a complicated lineage is not about being part something, but being part of something.

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