Louise Erdrich was born on June 7, 1954 in Little Fall, Minnesota. Erdrich is the author of several novels, poem and a few children books that focuses on Native American heritage. Erdrich obtained her Bachelor degree at Dartmouth College in 1976 and later made acquaintance with her husband to be whom later became the director of the Dartmouth College Native American Studies program. After college she took a job as a newspaper producer for the urban Native population in Boston. In 1979 to be exact Erdrich received her Master of Arts degree in creative Writing at the famous institution of Johns Hopkins University. From 1978 to 1982 Erdrich was at her prime throughout these years she published several poems and short stories. Her recent work titled Shadow Tag revolves around a dysfunctional marriage with an unreachable exit. Like most families within this nation. The two couples’ marital issues lead them to sever alcoholic abused which clouds several of their judgment and affects the children living environment and the family as a whole.

Grey Goose, Ciroc and Captain Morgan, such alcoholic beverage happens to be the greatest of our time, although; the previous generation did not have any ideas about this tittles. Alcoholic beverages have been around for ages. No one really knows the exact day the first alcohol was first consumed, most likely it was the result of accident that took place about ten thousands of years from now. The recent discovery of beer jugs within the late Stone Ages is only proof that intentionally fermented beverages have been around as early as the Neolithic period. ("The First Wine & Beer.") the creation of wine came from the grape region of the Middle East . on the Old Testament (Genesis 9:20) points out that the prophet Noah grew a vineyard on Mountain Ararat (Eastern Turkey) the point sent across from all this statistic is that alcoholic beverages have been around mankind for a good period. Although it is mostly