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February 2026

Written by Trudi

Indigenous Storytelling Month

February is Indigenous Storytelling Month and we're excited to spotlight the depth and breadth of creative works by Indigenous authors, from award-winning fiction, to popular genres and heartfelt memoirs. The following novels explore rich emotional themes with complex characters and a strong sense of place. 

Genre Reads

There's nothing more satisfying than a good genre read. Genre is a shorthand that lets readers know what to expect: horror if you want to be frightened, romance if you're looking for a love story with a guaranteed happy ending, and mystery if you want to follow the clues to solve a puzzle. Indigenous authors are exploring genre in a big way, bringing new voices and perspectives. 

Memoirs

Many readers seek out memoirs for the deep connection they provide to the author. Much like novels, memoirs allow readers to submerse themselves in another’s lived experience, but with the added emotional intensity of a true story. The best memoirs provide windows into our shared humanity and grow our capacity for understanding and empathy. 

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