educational tools in CT, IN, NY, and Quebec, Canada. To help raise funds and awareness, he has donated paintings to groups such as the Eastern Puma Research Association in Baltimore, Maryland. Linguistic pseudoscholarship Thunderhorse has written bilingual poetry in numerous Algonquian language dialects and has published many scholarly papers on linguistics in the Dawnlander, the ACQTC Literary Journal (annual). In 2000, Thunderhorse developed a 100-page Quiripi language guide. In 2006 he published a 295-page revised and expanded edition, A Complete Guide for Learning, Speaking, and Writing The PEA-A Wampano-Quiripi R-Dialect (QTC Press, ACLI Series). See the list below for other published books, articles, and unpublished manuscripts concerning Native American languages and writing systems. Author A more complete bibliography of works written by Thunderhorse (c. 1985–2005) appears on pages 94–103 of Following the Footprints of a Stone Giant: The Life and Times of Iron Thunderhorse (by Ruth Mahweeyeuh Thunderhorse, Infinity Publishing.com, 2007. ). Included here is an excerpt from that bibliography. Some of Thunderhorse's published and unpublished works can be found at the Beineke Rare Books (Yale University) Library in New Haven, Connecticut; at the Connecticut Historical Society in Hartford, Connecticut; at the Mashantucket Pequot Research Center in Mashantucket, Connecticut; at the Center for Algonquian Culture in Woodstock, New York; and at the Quinnipiac Dawnland Museum in Guilford, Connecticut. Published works Breaking the Chains: A History of Self-Representation in America, Inside/Out Press, Fresno, CA, 1983. Paradox, A Psychic Journey, Abbetira Publishing, 1984. Medicine Visions (Poetry chapbook), Thunderbird Free Press, 1985. Relocation, Crimes Against Nature, Thunderbird Free Press, 1986. Thunderbird Voices Speaking, Thunderbird Free Press, 1987. Return of the Thunderbeings, with Donn Le Vie, Jr., Bear & Company, Santa Fe, NM, 1990. Learning All About Suckerfish Writing: The Micmac's Glottographic Writing System, QTC Press, 2000. A Complete Language Guide & Primer to the Wampano/Quinnipiac R-Dialect of Southwestern New England, QTC Press, 2000. There's More Than Rocks, Trees, and Streams in the Woods, QTC Press, 2000. We the People Called Quinnipiac, QTC Press, 2001-2002 (available only in electronic format, PDF on CD, from ACQTC). Articles and Columns "The Freedom Fighters" (as William "Crazy Horse" Coppola) in Easyriders Issue 102, December 1981. "Algonquian and Iroquoian Influence on the American System of Democracy" in TURTLE QUARTERLY, Winter 1988. "The Thunderbird Alliance: Reclaiming the Legacy of Tribal Democracy," Humanity & Society, 1989 (reprinted in Humanity & Society Special 25th Anniversary Issue, Part One, Volume 27, No.