Leslie Marmon Silko (Critical Survey of Short Fiction)
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Leslie Marmon Silko is known most widely for her novels, including Ceremony (1977), Almanac of the Dead (1991), and Gardens in the Dunes (1999). An early collection of poetry, Laguna Woman (1974), established her as an important young Native American writer, and most of the lyric and narrative poems in that book are integrated with the autobiographical writings and short stories that make up Storyteller. Silko has also adapted, with Frank Chin, one...
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Almanac of the Dead (American Fiction)Almanac of the Dead (Literary Annual Reviews)Almanac of the Dead (Women’s Literature)Almanac of the Dead (Character Profiles)Almanac of the Dead (Magill Book Reviews)Ceremony (Masterplots Classics)Ceremony (Women’s Literature)Ceremony (Character Profiles)Ceremony (Literary Places)Deer Dance/For Your Return (Poetry)Laguna Woman (Women’s Literature)Lullaby (Short Stories)Man to Send Rain Clouds, The (Short Stories)Storyteller (Nonfiction)Storyteller (Women’s Literature)Storyteller (Identities and Issues)Storyteller’s Escape, The (Poetry)Yellow Woman (Short Stories)Native American Long Fiction (Topical Overview--Long Fiction)Native American Short Fiction (Topical Overview--Short Fiction)Theory of Short Fiction (Topical Overview--Short Fiction)