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Greg Sarris is interviewed by Maddie Connors for the LA Times, in Rohnert Park.
The Last Human Bear included in The Wall Street Journal's national "14 Books We Read This Week" round-up.
National review of The Last Human Bear in The Wall Street Journal.
The Last Human Bear included in Amazon's national "Editors' Picks" round-up of Best Literature and Fiction books for June.
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Upcoming Events
Greg Sarris joins Rebecca Solnit for an evening presented by Copperfield's Books at the Finley Community Center in Santa Rosa, CA.
Greg Sarris joins ZYZZYVA editor Oscar Villalon for a conversation at City Lights Books in San Francisco, CA.
Virtual book club talk for the Gallery Bookshop First Editions Book Club with owner Christie Olson Day.
Greg Sarris joins Obi Kaufmann for an evening celebrating The Last Human Bear at Clio's in Oakland, CA.
Greg Sarris in conversation with an interlocutor TBA at the Mechanics Institute, San Francisco, with book sale and signing to follow.
Greg Sarris joins Jon Hickey for an evening celebrating The Last Human Bear at Kepler's in Menlo Park, CA.
Greg Sarris moderates a full panel and gives closing remarks at the Turtle Island Symposium, Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, Washington, DC.
Greg Sarris joins Jane Ciabattari for an evening celebrating The Last Human Bear at The 222 Gallery in Healdsburg, CA.
Past Events
Greg Sarris and Nina Schuyler in conversation at BookShop West Portal about The Last Human Bear, with book sale and signing to follow.
Greg Sarris reads from The Last Human Bear at the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria, Rohnert Park.
Greg Sarris is interviewed by Maddie Connors for the LA Times, in Rohnert Park.
Greg Sarris discusses and signs The Last Human Bear at the New York Society Library in New York, NY.
Stony Brook Professor and Speculative Relations author Joseph M. Pierce will moderate a panel conversation featuring Greg Sarris, author of The Last Human Bear, Eliana Ramage, author of To the Moon and Back, and Linford D. Fisher, author of Stealing America: The Hidden History of Indigenous Slavery in U.S. History, at the Center for Fiction in Brooklyn, NY.
National interview with Greg Sarris conducted by Jane Ciabattari for Literary Hub.
Review of The Last Human Bear by Joan Frank in Alta Journal, San Francisco, CA.
Greg Sarris discusses and signs The Last Human Bear at Book Passage in Corte Madera, CA.
The Last Human Bear included in Book Nation by Jen's national June books round-up.
The Last Human Bear included in The Wall Street Journal's national "14 Books We Read This Week" round-up.
National review of The Last Human Bear in The Wall Street Journal.
The Last Human Bear included in Heritage Fiction's national round-up of top historical fiction picks for June 2026.
The Last Human Bear included in the Southern California News Group's "The Book Pages" newsletter and books column, Los Angeles, CA.
The Last Human Bear included in Amazon's national "Editors' Picks" round-up of Best Literature and Fiction books for June.
Q&A feature with Greg Sarris about The Last Human Bear, Marin County, CA.
THE LAST HUMAN BEAR, inspired by the Native women elders who shaped Sarris' youth, will be on special early sale with the Bay Area Book Festival following an incredible conversation between Greg Sarris and Susan Straight, author of Sacrament, celebrating independence, healing, and brilliant Native writing.
THE LAST HUMAN BEAR, inspired by the Native women elders who shaped Sarris' youth, will be on special early sale with the Bay Area Book Festival following an incredible conversation between Greg Sarris and Susan Straight, author of Sacrament, celebrating independence, healing, and brilliant Native writing.
A double-billed event featuring John Freeman and Greg Sarris in conversation about their new works, California Rewritten and The Last Human Bear. Hosted at the Point Reyes Presbyterian Church with Point Reyes Books as the provisioning bookstore.
Greg Sarris featured in Modern Luxury magazine.
Proud to co-sponsor the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus Crescendo event, honoring their Corporate Champion, Gilead Sciences.
That's My Alter Ego: Exploring Identity, Transformation, and Self. Greg Sarris and Sarah Gailey, author of Make Me Better, led in conversation by a CALIBA bookseller.
Greg Sarris attends the CALIBA Fall Festival trade show for independent booksellers at the South San Francisco Conference Center.
Sarris' latest book, 'The Forgetters,' published by Heyday Books, is immediately engaging, a revealing glimpse into the lives, places and heritage of our region's Southern Pomo and Coast Miwok people.
Sarris became active in tribal politics in the 1990s and, in 2000, was instrumental in obtaining federal recognition for The Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria.
Greg Sarris M.A. '81, Ph.D '89 spoke to an audience of over 100 people at an event celebrating his new book 'The Forgetters' at Cemex.
Greg Sarris lives in Sonoma County. His collection of stories, The Forgetters, came out on April 16th, 2024.
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The Last Human Bear nominated for the June 2026 Indie Next List by American Booksellers Association.
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