A review by bookdragonhoard
Nishga by Jordan Abel

5.0

A memoir that reads more like items found in an archival box. I really liked this unconventional format and am eager to see the finished copy (I read and advance version) in it's full glory. The transcription narratives and poetry convey the complicated emotions of the author in a unique way. More than storytelling, this book gives the reader more than just words to ponder. And you will ponder. There is a lot to chew on in this piece. Jordan Abel has bravely taken us with him through his journey of identity, history, belonging of place. The impact of this work stays with you.