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Ceremony (1977), a novel by Silko. After fighting in World War II, a young Native American man, Tayo, finds health and new meaning by returning to traditional Native American practices. The novel also recounts the harsh realities of reservaton life.
Almanac of the Dead: A Novel (1991), a novel by Silko. In what Silko calls ‘‘a 763page indictment of the United States,’’ she spins dozens of interconnected tales to rewrite five hundred years of American history and envision a future in which the aboriginal peoples of the North American continent take back their...
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Yellow Woman: Essays and Criticism
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- Myth, Memory, and Autobiography in Storyteller and The Woman Warrior
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- 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
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