Twenty-Six Tales the City has Forgotten (1版)

◎Twenty-six stories, one for each of Taiwan's Indigenous peoples: sixteen recognized, ten still fighting for it. ◎Old narratives meet the present, weaving themes of queer identity and technology into questions of cultural survival. ◎From creation myth to testimony, deathbed reverie to near-future tale, each story takes a different form.

Preface 26 Tales the City Has Forgotten The recognized peoples Bunun — The Seed at the Gate Tao (Yami) — Counts Per Minute Paiwan — The Sun's Tear Amis — The House and the Shore Atayal — The Bridge Will Know Me Puyuma — Continue? Rukai — Lilies for Balenge Tsou — I Was Nineteen Saisiyat — Wind Clan Thao — Promised Land Kavalan — Joinings Truku (Taroko) — Point Cloud Sakizaya — Say the Name Hla'alua (Saaroa) — Fluent Kanakanavu — You Who Fed Us Seediq — The Far Bank The Pingpu (plains) peoples Siraya — Sinckan Hand Makatao — Still Water Taivoan — Who Shows Up Pazeh — Ai-yan Ketagalan — Ketagalan Boulevard Babuza — Haibos Hoanya — Dragon Eyes Kaxabu — Twelve and One Papora — King of the Sun Taokas — Please Provide Evidence Author's Note