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AUTHOR OF MULTIPLE POETRY BOOKS AND MORE TO COME!
“She is Matriarch”
“Two-Spirit Journeying”
“Heart Poems for the Hopeless Romantic”
“Big Love - mo stinta”
“Warrior Roses”
She is Matriarch
Within these pages Shuína Skó presents five beautifully affirming poems intended to nurture the Indigenous feminine Spirit. Through poetry, Shuína empowers women (all female identifying persons), gives voice to the Indigenous experience, and shines a light on the beauty that exists within tribal culture. This is a book sure to provide the nourishment a woman's Spirit needs.
Heart Poems for the Hopeless Romantic
This is a shame-free, inclusive, and sex-positive book containing 28 short stories inspired by queer love, lust, and loss. A writing prompt follows each of the 28 poems and invites the reader to become more intimately engaged. Indigenous guest poet, Jerilyn Alderman-Hansson, provides the 29th bonus poem.
Big Love - mo stinta
Extended 2nd Edition
This book holds 13 poems that highlight Indigenous resiliency. The poetry focuses on interconnectedness, appreciation for Mother Earth, restoring relationship with Nature and culture, and navigating trauma.
Extended 2nd Edition
16 short stories formulated into poetry that bring us right alongside Shuína during her Two-Spirit journey. This book of poetry provides insight into some of the love, lust, and brokenness Shuína has felt. Shuína hopes to give voice to and empower marginalized peoples, Indigenous communities, and 2SLGBTQIA+ identifying individuals.
Two-Spirit Journeying
Warrior Roses
Extended 2nd Edition
Ten poems about historical trauma, present pains, and Indigenous resiliency. Shuína draws on personal experience as an Indigenous person and a citizen of the Klamath nation. Following each poem, Shuína adds thoughtfully crafted insights about certain details of the poem.
Current book projects
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Short poetic stories inspired by Creation through an Indigenous perspective
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A book honouring those missing and murdered and the families impacted by this epidemic
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A collection of poems that shine a light on the shadows known as depression, grief, anxiety, hopelessness, and suicidal ideation, while also providing hope to those moving through them