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Ralph Salisbury is the author of seven books of poetry and two books of short fiction, One Indian and Two Chiefs and The Last Rattlesnake Throw and Other Stories.
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Paperback. Zustand: New. The Indian Who Bombed Berlin and Other Stories is a powerful collection of interconnected stories that follows Native men shaped by war, displacement, and the enduring search for belonging. Moving from childhood to military service to an uneasy return, Ralph Salisbury traces how racism, nationalism, and violence leave lasting marks on individual lives.Written in a lyric, fragmentary style, the stories reveal meaning gradually, through memory and moral reckoning rather than linear narrative. Salisbury's characters-many of them Native soldiers who fought for a country that marginalizes them-grapple with anger, tenderness, and the challenge of self-understanding in the aftermath of war.The haunting title story centers on a Native American academic in Germany confronting the weight of his wartime actions, a reckoning that echoes across the collection. With poetic precision and emotional clarity, The Indian Who Bombed Berlinand Other Stories offers a deeply human exploration of identity, responsibility, and survival, making it a significant contribution to American Indian literature and war fiction. Artikel-Nr. LU-9780870138478
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Indian Who Bombed Berlin and Other Stories is a powerful collection of interconnected stories that follows Native men shaped by war, displacement, and the enduring search for belonging. Moving from childhood to military service to an uneasy return, Ralph Salisbury traces how racism, nationalism, and violence leave lasting marks on individual lives.Written in a lyric, fragmentary style, the stories reveal meaning gradually, through memory and moral reckoning rather than linear narrative. Salisbury's characters--many of them Native soldiers who fought for a country that marginalizes them--grapple with anger, tenderness, and the challenge of self-understanding in the aftermath of war.The haunting title story centers on a Native American academic in Germany confronting the weight of his wartime actions, a reckoning that echoes across the collection. With poetic precision and emotional clarity, The Indian Who Bombed Berlinand Other Stories offers a deeply human exploration of identity, responsibility, and survival, making it a significant contribution to American Indian literature and war fiction. Artikel-Nr. 9780870138478
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Zustand: New. Über den AutorRalph Salisbury is the author of seven books of poetry and two books of short fiction, One Indian and Two Chiefs and The Last Rattlesnake Throw and Other Stories. Klappentext. Artikel-Nr. 898925544
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Paperback. Zustand: New. The Indian Who Bombed Berlin and Other Stories is a powerful collection of interconnected stories that follows Native men shaped by war, displacement, and the enduring search for belonging. Moving from childhood to military service to an uneasy return, Ralph Salisbury traces how racism, nationalism, and violence leave lasting marks on individual lives.Written in a lyric, fragmentary style, the stories reveal meaning gradually, through memory and moral reckoning rather than linear narrative. Salisbury's characters-many of them Native soldiers who fought for a country that marginalizes them-grapple with anger, tenderness, and the challenge of self-understanding in the aftermath of war.The haunting title story centers on a Native American academic in Germany confronting the weight of his wartime actions, a reckoning that echoes across the collection. With poetic precision and emotional clarity, The Indian Who Bombed Berlinand Other Stories offers a deeply human exploration of identity, responsibility, and survival, making it a significant contribution to American Indian literature and war fiction. Artikel-Nr. LU-9780870138478
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