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Sherman Alexie: Critical Review by Howard Meredith

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SOURCE: Meredith, Howard. Review of Reservation Blues, by Sherman Alexie. World Literature Today 70, no. 2 (spring 1996): 446–47.

In the following review, Meredith examines the incorporeal motifs and the spiritual importance of the reservation in Reservation Blues.

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