Bury My Heart at Chuck E. Cheese’s collects fifty short satirical essays by Tiffany Midge, a citizen of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe and all around hilarious person. Midge is so witty and thoughtful, and shows tremendous range in this collection that cleverly plays with various essay forms and repeatedly eviscerates the ever-present popular media tropes of the Native American. It’s a collection in turns both laugh out loud funny and necessarily somber, broken into themed parts with titles like “Me, Cutting in Front of All the People in All the Lines Forever: ‘It’s Okay, I Literally Was Here First’ #DecolonizedAF”, and “Breaking News - Your Neighbor Who Said, ‘Whoa, Dude, This Whole Trump Thing’s, Like, So Fricken Surreal,’ Might Actually Be on to Something”. This collection was a thought-provoking and deeply enjoyable can’t-put-down read, I’m sure I missed many of Midge’s references but it never detracted from the experience. Do recommend!