Azure, A. (2011). "Cahokia Mound 72", "Conch Shell", and "Horseradish Blues". In St. Louis Reflections: An Anthology by St. Louis Writers Guild in Honor of its 90th Anniversary. St. Louis: St. Louis Writers Guild.

ISBN 061556688X

Three poems by Azure in an anthology celebrating the 90th anniversary of the St. Louis Writers Guild consisting of reflections on St. Louis written by members of St. Louis Writers Guild in honor of its 90th anniversary. Volume contains 45 poems, stories, essays, and memories.

Azure, A. (2012). Portage. In 53rd Annual Poetry Contest Chapbook. St. Louis: St. Louis Poetry Center.

Poem received an honorabale mention in the 2012 St. Louis Poetry Center annual contest.

Azure, A. (2008). In Mi`kmaq Country: Selected Poems and Stories. Chicago: Albatross Press.

ISBN  100966337115, 139780966337112

78 pp.

"This is a fine feast indeed—especially satisfying for those disposed to think, reflect and act on behalf of understanding, justice and harmony." Hunter Gray (Mi’kmaq, Abenaki, Mohawk), Author

The book is available through the website www.nativeauthors.com.

Azure, A. (2011). Games of transformation. Ed. T. Strauss. Chicago: Albatross Press.

From her first poem in Games of Transformation, Alice M. Azure draws the reader into another world, one steeped in history and immersed in shadows of an ancient culture that can only be intuited. She pulls us deep into this lost world and sets us down in the midst of “eight-rowed corn, mica, Ramey pots, river trade routes,” and stains buried deep in the soil of Cahokia Mounds. This is poetry in its truest form.

ISBN 0966337131

Chants in Mi'kmaq, including: The Feast Chant - Wi'kupaltimkewey, The Hunting Song, The Marriage Song, Mi'kmaq Tlqamiksutimuowek Me' Mu Aklasie'w Pekisinukek, along with a commentary on customs of the Mi'kmaq before European contact.  Includes some of Francis's thoughts on difficulties of translating the chant into English.

Article is based on an interview with Bernie Francis.

Joe, R., & Choyce, L. (Eds.). (1997) The Mi'kmaq Anthology. Lawrencetown Beach, NS: Pottersfield Press.

286 pp.

ISBN: 1-895900-04-2

This is the most comprehensive single volume of Mi'kmaq writing available. Included are essays on history, culture, spirituality as well as autobiography, traditional stories and poetry in this spirited and varied collection.

Joe, R. (1988) Song of Eskasoni: More Poems of Rita Joe. Charlottetown, PEI: Ragweed Press.

88 pp.

ISBN: 0-920304-85-0

From back cover: "I was born in Whycocomagh in 1932. When mother died in 1937 there were many foster homes until I was twelve years old. I put myself into the Indian Residential School in Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia. That school plays an important part in my life, along with native upbringing by many mothers.

Joe, R. (1991). Lnu and Indians We're Called. Charlottetown, PEI: Ragweed Press.

70 pp.

ISBN: 0-921556-22-5

Joe, R. (2011). Song of Rita Joe: Autobiography of a Mi’kmaw Poet. Wreck Cove, NS: Breton Books.

200 pp.

ISBN: 978-1-926908-04-5

Earlier editions, now out of print, were published by Ragweed Press and the University of Nebraska Press. The Breton Books edition includes a new cover, type and back cover text. Additional photos have also been added.

Joe, R. (1999). We are the Dreamers: Recent and Early Poetry. Wreck Cove, NS: Breton Books.

96 pp.

ISBN: 1-895415-46-2