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Joseph Bruchac, Ph.D.

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Author, Poet, Storyteller

Joseph Bruchac, Ph.D.

Joseph Bruchac, Ph.D.Joseph Bruchac, Ph.D.Joseph Bruchac, Ph.D.

Author, Poet, Storyteller

Featured Books

"..the true experience of folk tale and myth: stories shared within a context of community, empathy and personal interaction." — The New York Times
"...reveals how prejudice and assimilation policies forced families to hide who they were, while also showing the quiet strength required to endure."
"Stories are the life of a people." Traditional stories have carry knowledge, humor, history, values, and understandings of the world from one generation to the next.

Featured Music

Featured Articles

The Basket-Making Legacy of Greenfield–Milton Uplands
Saratoga County's First Conservation Easement
When Our Ancestor’s Fate Reached George Washington

Knowledge is easy to come by. Understanding what you know takes much longer.


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