Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Paula Gunn Allen: "A woman of great words"
MariJo Moore writes in Indian Country Today of the passing last month of Native literary lioness, Paula Gunn Allen. Gunn Allen was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize in 2004. In this insightful life's review, the author links Gunn Allen's womanist writings to the history of her people, the Cherokees, and their pre-Columbian tradition of strong, powerful women.
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Let me start by apologizing for using this comments section for other than it was intended, but I'm hoping the topic of this message will peak your interest.
My name is Neil Lunsford, and I'm in charge of web development for Falmouth Institute. About two months ago, we began publishing blog entries every weekday at http://falmouth-air.blogspot.com. We've already built up a readership that averages around 1,000 readers a day.
In an attempt to increase our visibility and daily readership, we're looking for organizations to link to on our blog for the same favor in return. I was reading your blog earlier today, and felt that your site, http://nativeamericanvillage.blogspot.com/
is a great candidate for this link exchange. We also have a digital magazine, American Indian Report, that has a monthly readership of at least 2,000 different readers. We would link to your blog in our magazine as well.
Please let me know if you would be interested in partnering with us.
Yes, definitely interested.
We, too, are interested in boosting readership.
Perhaps we can speak early next week?
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