Indian Horse is a novel by Richard Wagamese that tells the story of Saul Indian Horse, an Ojibwe boy who faces the harsh realities of residential schools in Canada. The narrative explores themes of trauma, identity, and resilience as Saul navigates his early life, the impact of cultural dislocation, and his love for hockey.
The story intricately weaves together Saul’s past and present, illustrating how the scars of his childhood affect his adult life. As he grapples with his experiences, he seeks healing and reconciliation with his identity and community.
