Throwing Fire at the Sun, Water at the Moon (Sun Tracks)
"Transgressive and transcendent, Endrezze bucks genre expectations by mixing  poems with short stories, essays, legends, and art, melding Paul Gunn Allen with Leslie Marmon Silko. Endrezze roots her tribal and personal history in the matrix of family and Yaqui identity, braiding a female and feminist vision out of the Virgin of Guadalupe, La Malinche, and La Llorna. This book will be a classic." —North American Review"A complex and skillfully-woven web of political theorizing, historical fact, short stories, and poetry . . . explores the Native side of her family history and the history of the Yaqui people as a whole. . . . All of Endrezze's styles and formats are woven together wonderfully and carefully.Throwing Fire at the Sun, Water at the Moonis a beautiful fabric held tightly, yet delicately together by a common thread of themes." —Resound