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Leaving Cheyenne Leaving Cheyenne $10.08 » Leaving Cheyenne

Molly is faced with the choice of marrying Gideon, a rancher, or Johnny, a cowboy. Instead, she marries Eddie, an oil-rig worker who abuses her. She has two sons--one by Gideon and one by Johnny--both of whom she loses in World War II. The novel is told in three parts: Gideon relates their young adulthood, Molly tells of raising the children and her relationships with the men, and Johnny closes the story.

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Winter in the Blood Winter in the Blood $10.08 » Winter in the Blood

The author of Fool's Crow and Indian Lawyer presents an extraordinary, evocative novel about a young Native American coming to terms with his heritage--and his dreams. A nearly flawless novel about human life.--Reynolds Price, New York Times Book Review.

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Texasville Texasville $10.08 » Texasville

The sequel to THE LAST PICTURE SHOW finds Duane in the midst of an oil glut, debt, and woman trouble. Jacy Farrow acts in B-grade Italian movies; Sonny, a sometimes amnesiac, is the mayor; Duane's son Dickie is a drug addict. The saving grace in Duane's life is his friendship with his wife Karla, which survives all forms of testing. This novel was made into a film in 1991, and included several of the original cast members from THE LAST PICTURE SHOW.

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Ceremony Ceremony $10.08 » Ceremony

Silko's book emphasizes the importance of storytelling in Pueblo culture, and discusses the implications of the ways the white man's culture has tried to destroy the tradition.

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The Englishman's Boy The Englishman's Boy $10.08 » The Englishman's Boy

A novel of the Old West and Hollywood, which was awarded the Governor General's Award in Canada in 1997. It tells the story of Shorty McAdoo, a Canadian cowboy implicated in an 1873 Indian massacre, who goes on to become a movie star in the 1920s. Portrayed as an exemplar of the American frontier by studio publicists, McAdoo has to hide the most sinister elements of his early life on the range.

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Fair Land, Fair Land Fair Land, Fair Land $10.08 » Fair Land, Fair Land

Long out of print, this is a sequel to The Big Sky and The Way West, the first two books in Guthrie's frontier saga.

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The Spectator Bird The Spectator Bird $10.08 » The Spectator Bird

Joe Allston, the narrator of Stegner`s earlier (1967) novel, ALL THE LITTLE LIVE THINGS, finds the journal he kept on a trip to Denmark 20 years earlier, which describes his attraction to a wealthy Danish woman. He reads the journal to his wife, and her response makes it clear how rich and vital their marriage has been. Winner of the National Book Award in 1976.

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Red Water Red Water $10.08 » Red Water

In a Mormon community in Utah in the 1850s, a horrible massacre occurs: Mormons and Native Americans band together to slaughter a band of settlers on their way to California. Based on a true story, and told from the points of view of three of Mormon John Lee's nineteen wives, RED WATER tracks the events leading up to the massacre.

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Sarah Canary Sarah Canary $10.08 » Sarah Canary

Ms. Fowler has masterfully embedded her ideas about perception within a rousing, completely satisfying entertainment. The layers to this book are many, finely wrought, subtle, and beautifully timed. They play off one another internally; they glint and occasionally dazzle us with the light which can only emulate from our recognition of ourselves in the mirror that is SARAH CANARY.

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The Man Who Fell in Love With the Moon The Man Who Fell in Love With the Moon $10.08 » The Man Who Fell in Love With the Moon

In the early 20th century, a young Native-American boy, orphaned and rootless, goes across the plains in search of his heritage, but it's not until he returns to the small Idaho town where he was nurtured that he finds what he'd been looking for.

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By Sorrow's River By Sorrow's River $10.08 » By Sorrow's River

In volume three of the Berrybender saga, as the family makes its way west, Tasmin's husband has disappeared, her son Monty is being groomed--with difficulty--for the life of a gentleman, and Lord Berrybender has, shockingly, fallen in love with his mistress.

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The Wandering Hill The Wandering Hill $10.08 » The Wandering Hill

In this second volume of Larry McMurtry's four-part epic--and the sequel to SIN KILLER--the Berrybender clan is journeying up the Missouri River. Tasmin is pregnant by the Sin Killer himself, and their tempestuous relationship is at the heart of this installment.

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