| Edition |
First edition. |
| Description |
xi, 299 pages ; 25 cm |
| Note |
"A Ballantine book." |
| Contents |
And a tin can of worms -- This is the story I have to tell -- I am in blood -- The freak show was a serious business to me -- To talk in beauty when it came to the cowboy who was my dad was an enormous contradiction -- In the summer of 1963, my younger brother and I stole a corvette -- I first car I ever stole -- We were there -- I had grown scattered like a scarecrow -- There were no roads on the way to Sa's Hogan -- Traveling west is like following the sun -- It was a pilgrimage -- The dust storm blew through Texas -- The cosmic microwave background (CMB) is a perverse radio emission appearing to have a truly diffuse origin -- We took dancer to the gravel pits -- In 1963, the desert blacktop to Los Angeles unfolded like a quivering, silver apparition -- In the beginning it was not at all what i expected -- We rode sticks and brooms for horses -- I should have known -- We had always known our father was a coyote -- That night you and daddy buried that dead baby in the sugarcane -- Geronimo's moon lit the desert -- I had been shot. |
| Subject |
Nasdijj.
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Tso.
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Geronimo, 1829-1909.
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Navajo Indians -- Biography.
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Navajo Indians -- Social conditions.
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| ISBN |
0345453913 |
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