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Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
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0593320786
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9780593320785
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We Survived the Night
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432 Pages
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English
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Indigenous Studies, Native Americans, United States / General, Native American
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2025
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Social Science, Biography & Autobiography, History
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Hardcover
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Reviews
"Thoughtful, informative, often entertaining, and just as often saddening, [ We Survived the Night ] is a book to remember." -- Kirkus (starred review) "NoiseCat gives readers the gift of his first book, a mash-up of memoir, journalism, and folktales. . . . All of it adds up to beautiful storytelling." -- Booklist (starred review) "A powerful archive of Indigenous pain and resistance." -- Publishers Weekly "Written in gorgeous, sparse prose, We Survived the Night reads like a novel. Told with a blistering honesty, the truth and grit create a beautifully woven coyote story we haven't heard before. This is a love letter to Oakland, to the Canim Lake Band Tsq'secen of the Secwepemc Nation, to a father from his son, to the act of being a Native person in the twenty first century finding ways to love even through all that wounds have opened and wrought. With this, Julian Brave NoiseCat has written a book I've been waiting my whole life to read." --Tommy Orange, author of Wandering Stars "Invigorating and soul-stirring, We Survived the Night is a book whose epic scale--encompassing explorations of history, language, land, and politics, as well as of family bonds, artmaking, and storytelling--astonishes me. It is a tribute, in the end, to love which is intimate and clear-eyed enough to see one's own father and mother, and capacious enough to hold the whole world." --Megha Majumdar, author of A Guardian and a Thief " We Survived the Night is filled with that thing I look for in all great art--love deepened by sorrow, sorrow widened by love. Survival, yes. NoiseCat is one of our great new Scheherazades--he keeps people alive in his stories. And people will want to stay alive because of them. " --Kaveh Akbar, author of Martyr! "This powerful book is a journey by torchlight through Julian's own family story, and the torches are coyote stories and broader histories of Indigenous North America. Braided together, the three become one narrative of suffering, survival, love and its failures and successes, continuities and ruptures, so that most of all it's a book of loss and recovery. It's a beautiful, wrenching, important masterpiece, both a memoir and something that reaches far beyond the personal." --Rebecca Solnit, author of No Straight Road Takes You There "Part mythopoetic yet literal memoir, part history, part cartography of vast and intricate cosmologies --interlaced with human wrongs--part love story and story of self-discovery--this gorgeously written, deeply courageous mini epic by Julian Brave NoiseCat is an essential guide to waking up in our new, yet ancient, human emergency. It's not easy. It's not always possible. But We Survived The Night is the book we need to read right now if we hope to survive this night." --Jorie Graham, author of To 2040 "From its chilling opening pages, We Survived the Night grips the reader with a story that must be told: of crime and loss, of heartbreak and wonder, of death and survival, and of startling and inspiring resilience." --Kathleen DuVal, author of Native Nations, "Thoughtful, informative, often entertaining, and just as often saddening, [ We Survived the Night ] is a book to remember." -- Kirkus (starred review) "NoiseCat gives readers the gift of his first book, a mash-up of memoir, journalism, and folktales. . . . All of it adds up to beautiful storytelling." -- Booklist (starred review) "[ We Survived the Nigh t is] a genre-bending work of nonfiction written with immaculate composure. . . . NoiseCat manages to entertain and inform in equal measure. Every tale, whether myth or history, is imbued with a beautiful honesty that will surely move readers." -- Library Journal (starred review) "A powerful archive of Indigenous pain and resistance." -- Publishers Weekly "In We Survived the Night , NoiseCat embraces the ''silenced narrative traditions'' of his ancestors to build both a personal story and an extensive history of his people. . . . These older stories are interwoven with the contemporary ones, a framework that lends the book a unique cadence and rhythm." -- BookPage "Julian Brave NoiseCat seamlessly connects true tales of identity and betrayal, love and abandonment, clarity and confusion. We Survived the Night is a whirling, radiant gift to the reader." --Louise Erdrich, author of The Night Watchman "Written in gorgeous, sparse prose, We Survived the Night reads like a novel. Told with a blistering honesty, the truth and grit create a beautifully woven coyote story we haven''t heard before. This is a love letter to Oakland, to the Canim Lake Band Tsq''secen of the Secwepemc Nation, to a father from his son, to the act of being a Native person in the twenty first century finding ways to love even through all that wounds have opened and wrought. With this, Julian Brave NoiseCat has written a book I''ve been waiting my whole life to read." --Tommy Orange, author of Wandering Stars "Invigorating and soul-stirring, We Survived the Night is a book whose epic scale--encompassing explorations of history, language, land, and politics, as well as of family bonds, artmaking, and storytelling--astonishes me. It is a tribute, in the end, to love which is intimate and clear-eyed enough to see one''s own father and mother, and capacious enough to hold the whole world." --Megha Majumdar, author of A Guardian and a Thief " We Survived the Night is filled with that thing I look for in all great art--love deepened by sorrow, sorrow widened by love. Survival, yes. NoiseCat is one of our great new Scheherazades--he keeps people alive in his stories. And people will want to stay alive because of them. " --Kaveh Akbar, author of Martyr! "This powerful book is a journey by torchlight through Julian''s own family story, and the torches are coyote stories and broader histories of Indigenous North America. Braided together, the three become one narrative of suffering, survival, love and its failures and successes, continuities and ruptures, so that most of all it''s a book of loss and recovery. It''s a beautiful, wrenching, important masterpiece, both a memoir and something that reaches far beyond the personal." --Rebecca Solnit, author of No Straight Road Takes You There "Part mythopoetic yet literal memoir, part history, part cartography of vast and intricate cosmologies --interlaced with human wrongs--part love story and story of self-discovery--this gorgeously written, deeply courageous mini epic by Julian Brave NoiseCat is an essential guide to waking up in our new, yet ancient, human emergency. It''s not easy. It''s not always possible. But We Survived The Night is the book we need to read right now if we hope to survive this night." --Jorie Graham, author of To 2040 "From its chilling opening pages, We Survived the Night grips the reader with a story that must be told: of crime and loss, of heartbreak and wonder, of death and survival, and of startling and inspiring resilience." --Kathleen DuVal, author of Native Nations, "Written in gorgeous, sparse prose, We Survived the Night reads like a novel. Told with a blistering honesty, the truth and grit create a beautifully woven coyote story we haven't heard before. This is a love letter to Oakland, to the Canim Lake Band Tsq'secen of the Secwepemc Nation, to a father from his son, to the act of being a Native person in the twenty first century finding ways to love even through all that wounds have opened and wrought. With this, Julian Brave NoiseCat has written a book I've been waiting my whole life to read." --Tommy Orange, author of Wandering Stars "Thoughtful, informative, often entertaining, and just as often saddening, [ We Survived the Night ] is a book to remember." -- Kirkus (starred review), "Thoughtful, informative, often entertaining, and just as often saddening, [ We Survived the Night ] is a book to remember." -- Kirkus (starred review) "NoiseCat gives readers the gift of his first book, a mash-up of memoir, journalism, and folktales. . . . All of it adds up to beautiful storytelling." -- Booklist (starred review) "[ We Survived the Nigh t is] a genre-bending work of nonfiction written with immaculate composure. . . . NoiseCat manages to entertain and inform in equal measure. Every tale, whether myth or history, is imbued with a beautiful honesty that will surely move readers." -- Library Journal (starred review) "A powerful archive of Indigenous pain and resistance." -- Publishers Weekly "In We Survived the Night , NoiseCat embraces the ''silenced narrative traditions'' of his ancestors to build both a personal story and an extensive history of his people. . . . These older stories are interwoven with the contemporary ones, a framework that lends the book a unique cadence and rhythm." -- BookPage "Written in gorgeous, sparse prose, We Survived the Night reads like a novel. Told with a blistering honesty, the truth and grit create a beautifully woven coyote story we haven''t heard before. This is a love letter to Oakland, to the Canim Lake Band Tsq''secen of the Secwepemc Nation, to a father from his son, to the act of being a Native person in the twenty first century finding ways to love even through all that wounds have opened and wrought. With this, Julian Brave NoiseCat has written a book I''ve been waiting my whole life to read." --Tommy Orange, author of Wandering Stars "Invigorating and soul-stirring, We Survived the Night is a book whose epic scale--encompassing explorations of history, language, land, and politics, as well as of family bonds, artmaking, and storytelling--astonishes me. It is a tribute, in the end, to love which is intimate and clear-eyed enough to see one''s own father and mother, and capacious enough to hold the whole world." --Megha Majumdar, author of A Guardian and a Thief " We Survived the Night is filled with that thing I look for in all great art--love deepened by sorrow, sorrow widened by love. Survival, yes. NoiseCat is one of our great new Scheherazades--he keeps people alive in his stories. And people will want to stay alive because of them. " --Kaveh Akbar, author of Martyr! "This powerful book is a journey by torchlight through Julian''s own family story, and the torches are coyote stories and broader histories of Indigenous North America. Braided together, the three become one narrative of suffering, survival, love and its failures and successes, continuities and ruptures, so that most of all it''s a book of loss and recovery. It''s a beautiful, wrenching, important masterpiece, both a memoir and something that reaches far beyond the personal." --Rebecca Solnit, author of No Straight Road Takes You There "Part mythopoetic yet literal memoir, part history, part cartography of vast and intricate cosmologies --interlaced with human wrongs--part love story and story of self-discovery--this gorgeously written, deeply courageous mini epic by Julian Brave NoiseCat is an essential guide to waking up in our new, yet ancient, human emergency. It''s not easy. It''s not always possible. But We Survived The Night is the book we need to read right now if we hope to survive this night." --Jorie Graham, author of To 2040 "From its chilling opening pages, We Survived the Night grips the reader with a story that must be told: of crime and loss, of heartbreak and wonder, of death and survival, and of startling and inspiring resilience." --Kathleen DuVal, author of Native Nations, "Thoughtful, informative, often entertaining, and just as often saddening, [ We Survived the Night ] is a book to remember." -- Kirkus (starred review) "NoiseCat gives readers the gift of his first book, a mash-up of memoir, journalism, and folktales. . . . All of it adds up to beautiful storytelling." -- Booklist (starred review) "[ We Survived the Nigh t is] a genre-bending work of nonfiction written with immaculate composure. . . . NoiseCat manages to entertain and inform in equal measure. Every tale, whether myth or history, is imbued with a beautiful honesty that will surely move readers." -- Library Journal (starred review) "A powerful archive of Indigenous pain and resistance." -- Publishers Weekly "Written in gorgeous, sparse prose, We Survived the Night reads like a novel. Told with a blistering honesty, the truth and grit create a beautifully woven coyote story we haven't heard before. This is a love letter to Oakland, to the Canim Lake Band Tsq'secen of the Secwepemc Nation, to a father from his son, to the act of being a Native person in the twenty first century finding ways to love even through all that wounds have opened and wrought. With this, Julian Brave NoiseCat has written a book I've been waiting my whole life to read." --Tommy Orange, author of Wandering Stars "Invigorating and soul-stirring, We Survived the Night is a book whose epic scale--encompassing explorations of history, language, land, and politics, as well as of family bonds, artmaking, and storytelling--astonishes me. It is a tribute, in the end, to love which is intimate and clear-eyed enough to see one's own father and mother, and capacious enough to hold the whole world." --Megha Majumdar, author of A Guardian and a Thief " We Survived the Night is filled with that thing I look for in all great art--love deepened by sorrow, sorrow widened by love. Survival, yes. NoiseCat is one of our great new Scheherazades--he keeps people alive in his stories. And people will want to stay alive because of them. " --Kaveh Akbar, author of Martyr! "This powerful book is a journey by torchlight through Julian's own family story, and the torches are coyote stories and broader histories of Indigenous North America. Braided together, the three become one narrative of suffering, survival, love and its failures and successes, continuities and ruptures, so that most of all it's a book of loss and recovery. It's a beautiful, wrenching, important masterpiece, both a memoir and something that reaches far beyond the personal." --Rebecca Solnit, author of No Straight Road Takes You There "Part mythopoetic yet literal memoir, part history, part cartography of vast and intricate cosmologies --interlaced with human wrongs--part love story and story of self-discovery--this gorgeously written, deeply courageous mini epic by Julian Brave NoiseCat is an essential guide to waking up in our new, yet ancient, human emergency. It's not easy. It's not always possible. But We Survived The Night is the book we need to read right now if we hope to survive this night." --Jorie Graham, author of To 2040 "From its chilling opening pages, We Survived the Night grips the reader with a story that must be told: of crime and loss, of heartbreak and wonder, of death and survival, and of startling and inspiring resilience." --Kathleen DuVal, author of Native Nations, "Written in gorgeous, sparse prose, We Survived the Night reads like a novel. Told with a blistering honesty, the truth and grit create a beautifully woven coyote story we haven't heard before. This is a love letter to Oakland, to the Canim Lake Band Tsq'secen of the Secwepemc Nation, to a father from his son, to the act of being a Native person in the twenty first century finding ways to love even through all that wounds have opened and wrought. With this, Julian Brave NoiseCat has written a book I've been waiting my whole life to read." --Tommy Orange, author of Wandering Stars "Invigorating and soul-stirring, We Survived the Night is a book whose epic scale--encompassing explorations of history, language, land, and politics, as well as of family bonds, artmaking, and storytelling--astonishes me. It is a tribute, in the end, to love which is intimate and clear-eyed enough to see one's own father and mother, and capacious enough to hold the whole world." --Megha Majumdar, author of A Guardian and a Thief " We Survived the Night is filled with that thing I look for in all great art--love deepened by sorrow, sorrow widened by love. Survival, yes. NoiseCat is one of our great new Scheherazades--he keeps people alive in his stories. And people will want to stay alive because of them. " --Kaveh Akbar, author of Martyr! "This powerful book is a journey by torchlight through Julian's own family story, and the torches are coyote stories and broader histories of Indigenous North America. Braided together, the three become one narrative of suffering, survival, love and its failures and successes, continuities and ruptures, so that most of all it's a book of loss and recovery. It's a beautiful, wrenching, important masterpiece, both a memoir and something that reaches far beyond the personal." --Rebecca Solnit, author of No Straight Road Takes You There "From its chilling opening pages, We Survived the Night grips the reader with a story that must be told: of crime and loss, of heartbreak and wonder, of death and survival, and of startling and inspiring resilience." --Kathleen DuVal, author of Native Nations "Thoughtful, informative, often entertaining, and just as often saddening, [ We Survived the Night ] is a book to remember." -- Kirkus (starred review), "Written in gorgeous, sparse prose, We Survived the Night reads like a novel. Told with a blistering honesty, the truth and grit create a beautifully woven coyote story we haven't heard before. This is a love letter to Oakland, to the Canim Lake Band Tsq'secen of the Secwepemc Nation, to a father from his son, to the act of being a Native person in the twenty first century finding ways to love even through all that wounds have opened and wrought. With this, Julian Brave NoiseCat has written a book I've been waiting my whole life to read." --Tommy Orange, author of Wandering Stars "This powerful book is a journey by torchlight through Julian's own family story, and the torches are coyote stories and broader histories of Indigenous North America. Braided together, the three become one narrative of suffering, survival, love and its failures and successes, continuities and ruptures, so that most of all it's a book of loss and recovery. It's a beautiful, wrenching, important masterpiece, both a memoir and something that reaches far beyond the personal." --Rebecca Solnit, author of No Straight Road Takes You There "Thoughtful, informative, often entertaining, and just as often saddening, [ We Survived the Night ] is a book to remember." -- Kirkus (starred review), "Written in gorgeous, sparse prose, We Survived the Night reads like a novel. Told with a blistering honesty, the truth and grit create a beautifully woven coyote story we haven't heard before. This is a love letter to Oakland, to the Canim Lake Band Tsq'secen of the Secwepemc Nation, to a father from his son, to the act of being a Native person in the twenty first century finding ways to love even through all that wounds have opened and wrought. With this, Julian Brave NoiseCat has written a book I've been waiting my whole life to read." --Tommy Orange, author of Wandering Stars "Invigorating and soul-stirring, We Survived the Night is a book whose epic scale--encompassing explorations of history, language, land, and politics, as well as of family bonds, artmaking, and storytelling--astonishes me. It is a tribute, in the end, to love which is intimate and clear-eyed enough to see one's own father and mother, and capacious enough to hold the whole world." --Megha Majumdar, author of A Guardian and a Thief " We Survived the Night is filled with that thing I look for in all great art--love deepened by sorrow, sorrow widened by love. Survival, yes. NoiseCat is one of our great new Scheherazades--he keeps people alive in his stories. And people will want to stay alive because of them. " --Kaveh Akbar, author of Martyr! "This powerful book is a journey by torchlight through Julian's own family story, and the torches are coyote stories and broader histories of Indigenous North America. Braided together, the three become one narrative of suffering, survival, love and its failures and successes, continuities and ruptures, so that most of all it's a book of loss and recovery. It's a beautiful, wrenching, important masterpiece, both a memoir and something that reaches far beyond the personal." --Rebecca Solnit, author of No Straight Road Takes You There "Part mythopoetic yet literal memoir, part history, part cartography of vast and intricate cosmologies --interlaced with human wrongs--part love story and story of self-discovery--this gorgeously written, deeply courageous mini epic by Julian Brave NoiseCat is an essential guide to waking up in our new, yet ancient, human emergency. It's not easy. It's not always possible. But We Survived The Night is the book we need to read right now if we hope to survive this night." --Jorie Graham, author of To 2040 "From its chilling opening pages, We Survived the Night grips the reader with a story that must be told: of crime and loss, of heartbreak and wonder, of death and survival, and of startling and inspiring resilience." --Kathleen DuVal, author of Native Nations "Thoughtful, informative, often entertaining, and just as often saddening, [ We Survived the Night ] is a book to remember." -- Kirkus (starred review)
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Synopsis
A stunning narrative from one of the most powerful young writers at work today, and the director of the Oscar®-nominated documentary, Sugarcane , We Survived the Night interweaves oral history with hard-hitting journalism and a deeply personal father-son journey into a searing portrait of Indigenous survival, love, and resurgence. "Julian Brave NoiseCat seamlessly connects true tales of identity and betrayal, love and abandonment, clarity and confusion. We Survived the Night is a whirling, radiant gift to the reader." --Louise Erdrich, author of The Night Watchman Julian Brave NoiseCat's childhood was rich with culture and contradictions. When his Secwépemc and St'at'imc father, an artist haunted by a turbulent past, abandoned the family, NoiseCat and his non-Native mother were embraced by the urban Native community in Oakland, California, as well as by family on the Canim Lake Indian Reserve in British Columbia. In his father's absence, NoiseCat immersed himself in Native history and culture to understand the man he seldom saw--his past, his story, where he came from--and, by extension, himself. Years later, NoiseCat sets out across the continent to correct the erasure, invisibility, and misconceptions surrounding the First Peoples of this land as he develops his voice as a storyteller and artist. Told in the style of a "Coyote Story," a legend about the trickster forefather of NoiseCat's people who was revered for his wit and mocked for his tendency to self-destruct, We Survived the Night brings a traditional art form nearly annihilated by colonization back to life on the page. Through a dazzling blend of history and mythology, memoir and reportage, NoiseCat unravels old stories and braids together new ones. He grapples with the erasure of North America's First Peoples and the trauma that cascades across generations, while illuminating the vital Indigenous cultural, environmental, and political movements reshaping the future. He chronicles the historic ascent of the first Native American cabinet secretary in the United States and the first Indigenous sovereign of Canada; probes the colonial origins and limits of racial ideology and Indian identity through the story of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina; and hauls the golden eggs of an imperiled fish out of the sea alongside the Tlingit of Sitka, Alaska. This is a rewriting and a restoration--of Native history and, more intimately, of family and self, as NoiseCat seeks to reclaim a culture effaced by colonization and reconcile with a father who left. Virtuosic, compelling, and deeply moving, this is at once an intensely personal journey and a searing portrait of Indigenous survival, love, and resurgence. Drawing from five years of on-the-ground reporting, We Survived the Night paints a profound and unforgettable portrait of contemporary Indigenous life, alongside an intimate and deeply powerful reckoning between a father and a son. A soulful, formally daring, and indelible work from an important new voice., A stunning narrative from one of the most powerful young writers at work today, and the director of the Oscar(R)-nominated documentary, Sugarcane , We Survived the Night interweaves oral history with hard-hitting journalism and a deeply personal father-son journey into a searing portrait of Indigenous survival, love, and resurgence. Julian Brave NoiseCat's childhood was rich with culture and contradictions. When his Secwépemc and St'at'imc father, an artist haunted by a turbulent past, abandoned the family, NoiseCat and his non-Native mother were embraced by the urban Native community in Oakland, California, as well as by family on the Canim Lake Indian Reserve in British Columbia. In his father's absence, NoiseCat immersed himself in Native history and culture to understand the man he seldom saw--his past, his story, where he came from--and, by extension, himself. Years later, NoiseCat sets out across the continent to correct the erasure, invisibility, and misconceptions surrounding the First Peoples of this land as he develops his voice as a storyteller and artist. Told in the style of a "Coyote Story," a legend about the trickster forefather of NoiseCat's people who was revered for his wit and mocked for his tendency to self-destruct, We Survived the Night brings a traditional art form nearly annihilated by colonization back to life on the page. Through a dazzling blend of history and mythology, memoir and reportage, NoiseCat unravels old stories and braids together new ones. He grapples with the erasure of North America's First Peoples and the trauma that cascades across generations, while illuminating the vital Indigenous cultural, environmental, and political movements reshaping the future. He chronicles the historic ascent of the first Native American cabinet secretary in the United States and the first Indigenous sovereign of Canada; probes the colonial origins and limits of racial ideology and Indian identity through the story of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina; and hauls the golden eggs of an imperiled fish out of the sea alongside the Tlingit of Sitka, Alaska. This is a rewriting and a restoration--of Native history and, more intimately, of family and self, as NoiseCat seeks to reclaim a culture effaced by colonization and reconcile with a father who left. Virtuosic, compelling, and deeply moving, this is at once an intensely personal journey and a searing portrait of Indigenous survival, love, and resurgence. Drawing from five years of on-the-ground reporting, We Survived the Night paints a profound and unforgettable portrait of contemporary Indigenous life, alongside an intimate and deeply powerful reckoning between a father and a son. A soulful, formally daring, and indelible work from an important new voice.
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