Louise Erdrich is one of the most important contemporary Native American writers. She writes poetry and some of the most sophisticated fiction and nonfiction being produced in the United States; her novels, particularly, deserve to be read, discussed, an...
The writings of Louise Erdrich not only reflect her multilayered, complex background but also confound a variety of literary genre and cultural categories. Although she is known primarily as a successful contemporary Native American writer, Erdrich's fin...
The writings of Louise Erdrich not only reflect her multilayered, complex background but also confound a variety of literary genre and cultural categories. Although she is known primarily as a successful contemporary Native American writer, Erdrich's fin...
Tracks is a 1988 novel by Louise Erdrich. It is the story of Fleur and a Native American tribe in the early 20th century. The lifestyle for the tribe is ending and the story is presented by Pauline and Nanapush, two of the main characters in the novel....
00-00-0000 Web site tracks a novel circulating library By BARBARA E. MARTINEZ, WASHINGTON POST NEWS SERVICE Date: 01-26-2003, Sunday Section: LIVING Edtion: All Editions.=.Sunday Biographical: RON HORNBAKER David Putnam, a Washington, D.C., legal consultant, takes voyeuristic pleasure in watching strangers find books...
MARTHA WAGGONER, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Record (Bergen County, NJ) 10-16-2007 In new novel, Sparks runs with track-inspired philosophy By MARTHA WAGGONER, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Date: 10-16-2007, Tuesday Section: BETTER LIVING Edtion: All Editions Ask Nicholas Sparks how many novels he's...
In the following essay, Peterson presents a poststructuralist interpretation of Tracks, noting in particular the novel's treatment of history as potentially fictive and relative.
In the following review, Vecsey dispels possible criticism of Tracks as stereotypical and improbable, instead positing that the novel's mythic elements bring American Indian history to life.
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