Paul Seesequasis, Contributor
Banff Centre Press

Paul Seesequasis is co-publisher of 7th Generation Books, an Aboriginal publishing house in Toronto. A mixed-blood writer originally from Saskatchewan, Seesequasis was editor of the magazine Aboriginal Voices in 1995 when it won the Overall Excellence Award for Best Native Publication at the Native American Journalist Association Awards.
Besides his work as a journalist, Seesequasis has published poetry and short stories. In 1997, his short stories were included in Grant Street’s collection All American, and An Anthology of Canadian Native Literature in English, from Oxford University Press. He recently finished his first novel, Indian Wars.
Seesequasis uses his writing to explode the myths and clichés of the “Indian” stereotype. He is carving out a new “post-Indian” genre based on the imagery of humour and the trickster.

Contributor to:
Chinook Winds (contributing editor)
Staking LAND Claims (editor)
Why are you telling me this? (essay)