Boozhoo, I'm Antoinette!

Antoinette Godin, a first-time novelist and an enrolled member of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, combines her rich heritage and legal expertise in her debut novel, Native Brush Strokes. A UCLA graduate in Law, she has practiced tribal law for over three decades. Her work, inspired by the Native American experience during the Age of Aquarius, explores love, trauma, and resilience. Listed in Who’s Who in America and Women of Influence (2021), Godin currently resides in Washington State. Her commitment to social justice extends beyond her writing, contributing to organizations like the Southern Poverty Law Center and the Environmental Defense Fund.