Bathtubs But No Water Recipes and storytelling to make a

and storytelling to make a significant contribution in this emerging field of study

we see their struggle to survive in a world—of unreliable men and near-Biblical natural forces

The book includes a detailed pronunciation guide

With Indigenous perspectives in the foreground

The stories and traditions he has collected are from the traditional Cree communities along the west coast of Hudson and James Bay

Bathtubs But No Water Recipes and storytelling to make aIn Bathtubs but No Water, Gerry Steele offers the reader a participant observer's perspective on Davis Inlet. An employee of the federal government working with the Mushuau Innu since 1993, Steele explores their oral history of the resettlement process, substance abuse and deaths, and argues that these problems are a direct result of the government's lack of respect for First Nations. In 1992, the Innu tried to regain responsibility for their future,