Grand Avenue: a novel in stories
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University of Oklahoma Press
[2015]
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Schriftenreihe: | American Indian literature and critical studies series
65 |
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Beschreibung: | A reissue of the 1994 edition with a new preface by the author and a new afterword by Reginal Dyck. - The 1994 edition lacked subtitle |
Beschreibung: | 243 pages |
ISBN: | 9780806149486 |
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contents | The magic pony -- Preface to the Oklahoma paperback -- Family tree -- The magic pony -- The progress of this disease -- Slaughterhouse -- Waiting for the green frog -- Joy ride -- How I got to be queen -- Sam Toms's last song -- The Indian maid -- Secret letters -- The water place "First published in 1994, Grand Avenue: A Novel in Stories remains a foundational and critically acclaimed book of American Indian literature. Authored by Greg Sarris, a scholar and tribal administrator who has influenced the direction of California Indian literature and politics for more than twenty years, Grand Avenue is a collection of interwoven stories bound together by ancestry, ritual, violence, poverty, and humor. Home to Pomo Indians, Mexican-Americans, African-Americans, and Portuguese, Grand Avenue in Santa Rosa, California, is a poor albeit vibrant place of changing and resilient traditions, heartbreak, and a timeless grace. In one story, a teenage girl falls in love with a crippled horse marked for slaughter, while in another an aging healer summons his strength for one final song. A father seeks a bond with his illegitimate son, while a mother searches for the power to care for her cancer-stricken daughter's spirit. Along Grand Avenue, Sarris creates a vision of disparate lives going in many directions, but born from a common ground. Grand Avenue was the basis of an HBO miniseries that aired in 1996. The updated version of the book features a new preface from the author. Also included is a scholarly essay from Reginald Dyck that opens up the material realities of the world Sarris brings to life in prose. This new edition is especially geared towards the classroom" -- |
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spelling | Sarris, Greg 1952- Verfasser (DE-588)104795530X aut Grand Avenue a novel in stories Greg Sarris ; with a preface by the author ; afterword by Reginald Dyck Norman University of Oklahoma Press [2015] 243 pages txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Online-Ressource American Indian literature and critical studies series 65 A reissue of the 1994 edition with a new preface by the author and a new afterword by Reginal Dyck. - The 1994 edition lacked subtitle The magic pony -- Preface to the Oklahoma paperback -- Family tree -- The magic pony -- The progress of this disease -- Slaughterhouse -- Waiting for the green frog -- Joy ride -- How I got to be queen -- Sam Toms's last song -- The Indian maid -- Secret letters -- The water place "First published in 1994, Grand Avenue: A Novel in Stories remains a foundational and critically acclaimed book of American Indian literature. Authored by Greg Sarris, a scholar and tribal administrator who has influenced the direction of California Indian literature and politics for more than twenty years, Grand Avenue is a collection of interwoven stories bound together by ancestry, ritual, violence, poverty, and humor. Home to Pomo Indians, Mexican-Americans, African-Americans, and Portuguese, Grand Avenue in Santa Rosa, California, is a poor albeit vibrant place of changing and resilient traditions, heartbreak, and a timeless grace. In one story, a teenage girl falls in love with a crippled horse marked for slaughter, while in another an aging healer summons his strength for one final song. A father seeks a bond with his illegitimate son, while a mother searches for the power to care for her cancer-stricken daughter's spirit. Along Grand Avenue, Sarris creates a vision of disparate lives going in many directions, but born from a common ground. Grand Avenue was the basis of an HBO miniseries that aired in 1996. The updated version of the book features a new preface from the author. Also included is a scholarly essay from Reginald Dyck that opens up the material realities of the world Sarris brings to life in prose. This new edition is especially geared towards the classroom" -- Minderheit Neighborhoods Fiction Minorities Fiction Ethnic relations Fiction Dyck, Reginald Sonstige (DE-588)137890672 oth Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe 978-0-8061-4834-2 American Indian literature and critical studies series 65 (DE-604)BV005436389 65 |
spellingShingle | Sarris, Greg 1952- Grand Avenue a novel in stories American Indian literature and critical studies series The magic pony -- Preface to the Oklahoma paperback -- Family tree -- The magic pony -- The progress of this disease -- Slaughterhouse -- Waiting for the green frog -- Joy ride -- How I got to be queen -- Sam Toms's last song -- The Indian maid -- Secret letters -- The water place "First published in 1994, Grand Avenue: A Novel in Stories remains a foundational and critically acclaimed book of American Indian literature. Authored by Greg Sarris, a scholar and tribal administrator who has influenced the direction of California Indian literature and politics for more than twenty years, Grand Avenue is a collection of interwoven stories bound together by ancestry, ritual, violence, poverty, and humor. Home to Pomo Indians, Mexican-Americans, African-Americans, and Portuguese, Grand Avenue in Santa Rosa, California, is a poor albeit vibrant place of changing and resilient traditions, heartbreak, and a timeless grace. In one story, a teenage girl falls in love with a crippled horse marked for slaughter, while in another an aging healer summons his strength for one final song. A father seeks a bond with his illegitimate son, while a mother searches for the power to care for her cancer-stricken daughter's spirit. Along Grand Avenue, Sarris creates a vision of disparate lives going in many directions, but born from a common ground. Grand Avenue was the basis of an HBO miniseries that aired in 1996. The updated version of the book features a new preface from the author. Also included is a scholarly essay from Reginald Dyck that opens up the material realities of the world Sarris brings to life in prose. This new edition is especially geared towards the classroom" -- Minderheit Neighborhoods Fiction Minorities Fiction Ethnic relations Fiction |
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