Most Popular Books by Jamake Highwater

Amana''s tribe is devastated by Small Pox, leaving her an orphan-and she''s abandoned in the wilderness.

Comments on some of the religious ideas of the peoples of widely different times and places throughout the world.

Throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries there was little Indian painting to be seen in the white man''s world. All forms of Indian culture were discouraged and stamped out as impediments to the process of stripping the Indians of their Indianness. Indian assimilation was not very successful and in 1934 under a partial reversal of government policy, an amazing outpouring of Indian painting began to surface.

The acclaimed author of Song from the Earth offers a deeply imagined work that takes as its landscape that flashpoint where barriers are crossed and cultures interact. Following one man''s spiritual quest for wholeness and fulfillment, Kill Hole dramatizes the predicament of people living between many worlds--and reflects the fundamental duality of that condition. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.