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- Western American Literature
- University of Nebraska Press
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- The Only Cure Is a Dance: The Role of Night Swan in Silko’s Ceremony Volume 50, Number 3, Fall 2015, pp. 209-224
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This issue contains 16 articles in total
- Contributors
- The Ploughmen by Kim Zupan (review)
- The King and Queen of Comezón by Denise Chávez (review)
- Miss Lost Nation by Bethany Schultz Hurst (review)
- The Melon Capital of the World: A Memoir by Blake Allmendinger (review)
- Fire Season by Miles Wilson (review)
- Sounds of the New Deal: The Federal Music Project in the West by Peter Gough (review)
- The Life and Legends of Calamity Jane by Richard W. Etulain (review)
- Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca: American Trailblazer by Robin Varnum (review)
- New Literary Portraits of the American West: Contemporary Nevada Fiction by David Rio (review)
- Pynchon’s California ed. by Scott McClintock, John Miller (review)
- Elder Northfield’s Home; or, Sacrificed on the Mormon Altar by A. Jennie Bartlett, and: Religion of a Different Color: Race and the Struggle for Mormon Whiteness by W. Paul Reeve (review)
- Journeys to the Interior
- “The Man Was Forever Looking for That Which He Never Found”: The Western and Automotive Tourism in the Early Twentieth Century
- The Only Cure Is a Dance: The Role of Night Swan in Silko’s Ceremony
- Performing a Strategic Transborder Citizenship: Delfina Cuero Remaps Kumeyaay Presence through Storytelling and Place-Naming
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