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"Yellow Woman'' is probably Silko' s most famous story. After it first appeared in The Man to Send Rain Clouds, "Yellow Woman'' received immediate attention and praise and was reprinted in a number of other collections. In the introduction to his anthology, The Man to Send Rain Clouds, Kenneth Rosen praises Silko's rich style and her exploration of the intersection between traditional stories and individual voice: "Using Indian lore and history as a kind of counterpoint to her special music, she writes with a depth and intensity that to my mind, set her work apart and mark...
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Yellow Woman: Essays and Criticism
- Yellow Woman as a Representation of the Literature of Ecofeminism.
- Myth, Memory, and Autobiography in Storyteller and The Woman Warrior
- The Storytellers in Storyteller
- The Telling Which Continues: Oral Tradition and the Written Word in Leslie Marmon Silko's Storyteller
- Leslie Marmon Silko and Kim Barnes, in an interview for The Journal of Ethic Studies
- Story Telling: The Fiction of Leslie Silko
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