Erdrich, Louise

The Last Report on the Miracles At Little No Horse

Amazon.com — Don't miss this one A lovely, sometimes provocative, sometimes lyrical, tale of a gender-bending priest--a woman who goes into Indian country disguised as a male priest and serves the parish there for decades, seemingly unbeknownst to the local ...More…

The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse : A Novel

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The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse

Amazon CA — From Amazon.com Over the course of 13 years and five novels, Louise Erdrich has staked out a richly imagined corner of North Dakota soil--her own Yoknapatawpha, where every character is connected to every other and nothing can be said to happen for the ...More…

Books and Islands in Ojibwe Country: Traveling Through ...

Amazon.com — Author Louise Erdrich Dewey Decimal Number 977.004973 EAN 9780792253730 ISBN 0792253736 Number Of Pages 160 Publication Date 2006-06-20 Release Date 2006-06-20More…

Original Fire: Selected and New Poems

Amazon.com — Erdrich's third volume of poetry Original Fire is Louise Erdrich's third volume of poetry to be published. She is best known as an award winning novelist (Love Medicine, The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse), but is also an ...More…

The Beet Queen: A Novel

Amazon.com — A disappointing read I chose this book for my book club because I had read Erdrich's other novel, The Master Butcher's Singing Club, which was flawed, but still great reading. I was so disappointed in this novel. It did not meet my expectations. I ...More…

The Antelope Wife: A Novel

Amazon.com — Amazon.com Review As Louise Erdrich's magical novel The Antelope Wife opens, a cavalry soldier pursues a dog with an Ojibwa baby strapped to its back. For days he follows them through "the vast carcass of the world west of the Otter Tail ...More…

Tales of Burning Love: A Novel

Amazon.com — Loved it! I think I found this book by Louise Erdrich possibly the most consistently interesting book in the series, all of which I enjoyed. There's never a dull passage, and honestly the characters are easier to understand, if not always relate to, ...More…

First Person, First Peoples: Native American College ...

Amazon.com — A great snapshot of a unique Native American experience Garrod & Larimore's First Person, First Peoples is a fine collection of personal accounts of leaving home. The stories are at once unique and universal. They are expressive of an experience ...More…