Inês’s Reviews > Never Whistle at Night: An Indigenous Dark Fiction Anthology > Status Update
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"Let the past go. Somebody once told me that the past is never over. At the time, I thought that was ridiculous, the sort of thing a person says to sound smart. But now I understood—no matter how hard we try to create our own reality, we’re bound by the web of our ancestors, our family, ourselves. The decisions we make and the choices of others."
— Oct 17, 2026 01:47AM
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Inês
is on page 384 of 400
"I was a Native scholarship student who spent all her free time working or doing homework. They were all white students born into privilege. (...) any time I spoke to them, we were both uncomfortable, trying to find things we had in common(...). They always wanted to talk about pop culture or classic white, American writers."
— Oct 19, 2026 03:56AM
Inês
is on page 286 of 400
“Sometimes it’s convenient being Native—we’ve got a pretty high tolerance for weirdness.“
— Oct 18, 2026 05:24AM
Inês
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"That tracks, doesn’t it? Do any of us exist, after all, unless or until we’re called to do so? Are we really alive if someone isn’t dreaming us into existence?"
— Oct 18, 2026 03:27AM
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But their fate was soon visible in the spectral patterns in the rock around Tenkiller, around the river, and around the entire land, their fate so obvious in the ridges of rock and limestone, for each one of them looked horrified at that moment they heard the buzzard story, and we stood and approached them along with our missing women, who showed them their rage, because one should never anger a Native woman or else
— Oct 17, 2026 02:08AM