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NYC Big Book Awards:
• Two Winner awards for:
The Clever Wife: A Kyrgyz Folktale
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Little Bear: An Inuit Folktale
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Zen and the Ten Oxherding Pictures
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Julia M. Seton |
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Julia M. Seton (nee Buttree) married Ernest Thompson
Seton in El Paso, Texas in 1935. Together they wrote The Gospel of the Redman. She was a student
at Hunter College, New York, and an author who published
extensively on Native American arts, crafts, and
music. Her first book, Rhythm of the Redman, was illustrated
by Seton, and was published before they married.
Julia worked as Seton’s assistant and they both gave lectures
at schools, clubs, and churches throughout the
United States, Canada, France, England, and the Czech
Republic. After Seton’s death in 1946, Julia continued
to write and maintain the Santa Fe estate, and also lectured
on her own. She suffered a stroke in 1968 and
died in Santa Fe in 1975.
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