Passionate and engaging, Howard Adams: OTAPAWY! is an immense contribution to our knowledge of modern Métis political consciousness and activism. In addition to being Howard Adams’ own record of his remarkable life, the book also contains many contributions by those who were touched by him as a friend, colleague, mentor, activist, political leader, teacher, and scholar. This innovative tome is augmented by an interactive CD-ROM containing dozens of photographs and documents relating to Howard Adams’ life and work.

Hartmut Lutz taught North American Studies in Germany, specializing in Indigenous literatures. He won awards and professorships in North America and Europe. His publications include Contemporary Challenges: Conversations with Canadian Native Authors (1991), The Diary of Abraham Ulrikab (2005) and Contemporary Achievements (2015).

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• Short-listed, Saskatchewan Book Awards - First Peoples' Publishing Award
• Short-listed, Anskohk Aboriginal Literature Festival - McNally Robinson Aboriginal Book of the Year