The Wolf at Twilight: An Indian Elder's Journey through a Land of Ghosts and Shadows
“Kent Nerburn offers a sensitive, insightful glimpse into a Lakota soul, a feat unattainable by most non-Native writers.”— Joseph M. Marshall III, Sicangu Lakota, author ofThe Lakota WayandThe Journey of Crazy Horse“Kent Nerburn’s creative and compassionate book [is] humorous, hilarious, and at times very sad. Thank you, Kent, for a good book to read.”— Leonard Peltier, author, artist, and activist“Elegant, yet powerful...Nerburn crosses borders with a single-minded dedication to preserving an oral tradition. The emotional truth that resides in the rich storytelling is a testament to the strength and endurance of Lakota culture and...removes barriers to understanding our common humanity.”— Winona LaDuke, founder and executive director of the White Earth Land Recovery Project“The best storytellers make you feel that they are speaking directly to you, and the best-told stories resonate in the heart and soul forever. A story about the triumph of love and the spirit of a people...,The Wolf at Twilightwill be permanently etched in your consciousness.”— Dan Agent, former editor of theCherokee Phoenixand screenwriter forOur Spirits Don’t Speak English: Indian Boarding School“The story of this unique and captivating journey...is a remarkable gift that we are honored to receive and obligated to pass on.”— Steven R. Heape, Cherokee Nation citizen and producer of the award-winning documentaryThe Trail of Tears: Cherokee Legacy