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Author David Treuer
Adine Sagalyn
The Washington Post calls Minnesota writer David Treuer's new book "enjoyable and exhilarating." "The Translation of Dr. Apelles" follows two stories, one set in modern times and one set a century in the past. The book is literary, but also a gripping love story with a bit of mystery thrown in.
The Current's Mark Wheat asks David Treuer how speaking Ojibwe influences his writing and whose career he envies.
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