Qwo-Li Driskill is a Cherokee Two-Spirit/Queer writer and activist also of African, Irish, Lenape, Lumbee, and Osage ascent. Hir work has been included in Shenandoah, Many Mountains Moving, and in the anthologies Revolutionary Voices: A Multicultural Queer Youth Anthology and Speak to Me Words: Essays on Contemporary American Indian Poetry. S/he is currently living in Three Fires (Ojibwe, Odawa, Potawatomi) and Huron territories while pursuing a PhD in Rhetoric and Writing at Michigan State University.

• Tal'-s-go Gal'-quo-gi Di-del'-qua-s-do-di Tsa-la-gi Di-go-whe-li/ Beginning Cherokee
• Map of the Americas
• Going Home
• For Arabs and Indians and Others who Love Cedars
• Ghost Dances
• Love Poems for Billy Jack
• Summer Haiku
• To Your Rude Question, What's Your Pedigree? A Response
• High Yella Sonnet
• Wild Indians
• What You Must Do
• For Marsha P. (Pay It No Mind!) Johnson
• In Our Oldest Language
• Letter to Tsi-ge'-yu
• For Matthew
• The Leading Causes of Death Among American Indians
• Snapshot
• Eulogy for the 40th
• Grandmother Spider's Lesson for an Urban Indian Queer
• Gay Nigger Number One
• Lullaby
• What You Gave Me
• Allotment T'ang
• On Hearing Another Friend Was Raped
• Love Poems: 1838-1839
• Evening With Andrew Jackson
• Mutiny
• Song of Removal
• Back to the Blanket
• Story
• Night Terrors
• Two Approaches to Memory
• I Want to Bite Words
• Book of Memory
• Miracle, For Colin
• At the Queer Conference Dinner
• Blessing
• A Long Story Made Short
• Legacy
• Chantway for FC