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Shaawan Francis Keahna is a writer and independent researcher based out of Baltimore, Maryland. His work centers around family history as a locus for nation-building, anti-lifestyle cultural criticism, divestment from the attention economy, and dreamscapes.

These are my dispatches, critical essays, blogs and memoirs. There is also a newsletter you can subscribe to.

  • Aug 2023

    Say goodbye to the world you thought you lived in

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  • Aug 2023

    in the company of saints

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  • Jul 2023

    THIS LAND CALLED MY DAUGHTER

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    THIS LAND CALLED MY DAUGHTER
  • Jun 2023

    Medical mysteries in Midian’s wake

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    Medical mysteries in Midian’s wake
  • Jun 2023

    Temporarily one-eyed in the kingdom of the blind

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Shaawan Francis Keahna (shah-wun fran-sis key-aw-nuh) is an enrolled member the White Earth Band of Minnesota Ojibwe and a descendent of the Meskwaki Nation. His work has been published most recently in Tension Literary, the Hoxie Gorge Review, matchbooklitmag, and is forthcoming in the Indigenous horror anthology Never Whistle at Night II: Back for Blood.

His work catalogues our narcissistic death-drive towards perpetual childhood, our addiction to nostalgia, and our search through the wasteland for our better selves. He is currently based in Baltimore, Maryland, with other homes in Bemidji, Minnesota, Boston, Massachusetts, and Seattle, Washington. He’s getting his degree from the University of Baltimore in I-Don’t-Know-Yet-Please-Stop-Asking, and is an alum of the Native American Media Alliance, IF/Then x Field of Vision, the 4th World Media Lab, and the Big Sky Doc Fest’s Native Filmmaker Initiative.

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