House Made of Dawn | Adaptations
Kay Bonetti taped an interview with Momaday in 1983, recorded in his home in Tucson ("N. Scott Momaday"). A second recording ("N. Scott Momaday Reads") captures him reading excerpts from House Made of Dawn, The Names (1976), his poems "The Gourd Dancer," and "Tsoai," revealing his deep and lyrical voice. Both recordings are available through American Audio Prose Library. Also, House Made of Dawn was made into a motion picture which used an American Indian Him crew and cast.
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