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 Joseph Bruchac, as an author and poet, has appeared in over 500 books. His work emphasizes the spiritual balance and environmental concerns of his Native American (Abenaki) heritage. Founder of the Greenfield Press and a contributing editor to Parabola Magazine, Mr. Bruchac has received National Endowment of the Arts grants for his poetry and also to promote the development of prison writers - among many other foundation awards, including the National Education Association Human and Civil Rights Award in 2003. In addition to his extensive body of fictional and non-fictional works, Bruchac has gained considerable fame as a storyteller in Native American and other traditions. The Boy Who Lived With Bears and Other Iroquois Tales was recently re-released in soft cover as part of the Parabola Native American Storytime Series.
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