When was the story of Old Harjo written?

Sorry, I don't have the specific date for when the story of Old Harjo was written. It could vary depending on different sources and research. You might want to look through historical records or literary databases to find out.

"Old Things in the South of the City" was published by China in the magazine "" on January 1, 2000.

I'm not extremely familiar with the specific details of Joy Harjo's Tobacco Origin Story. But generally, it might explore the cultural and historical significance of tobacco in the context she presents. It could involve how tobacco is related to Native American traditions, perhaps as a sacred or important element in their ceremonies.

I'm not sure. It depends on when the author was born and when the novel was actually completed.

One significant event was her growing up within the Native American community which shaped her identity. Another is her emergence as a prominent poet, bringing Native American stories to a wider audience.

Joy Harjo is a renowned poet. She has a rich Native American heritage which deeply influences her works. She has faced various challenges and joys in her life. Her journey involves exploring her identity through her art. She has been an important voice in promoting Native American culture and literature, and her poetry often reflects on themes like nature, heritage, and the human experience.

It's hard to determine exactly when. It depends on the specific story and its context.

One common theme could be the connection to nature. In many of her short stories, she might depict how characters are intertwined with the natural world around them. For example, they draw strength or wisdom from the land, animals, or elements like water and wind.

The unknown story was set in 2013 in the future China, and it was about time travel and time travel.

I think 'A Christmas Story' was written in the 1960s. Not sure exactly though.