The man to send rain clouds
Subtitle: contemporary stories by American Indians.
By: Edited and with an introd. by Kenneth Rosen. Illus. by R. C. Gorman & Aaron Yava.
Publisher: Viking Press
Published: 1974
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 178
Subjects: American fiction -- Indian authors; Indians of North America -- Fiction; American fiction -- 20th century; United States -- Social life and customs -- 20th century -- Fiction
Genres: Fiction.
Notes: "A Richard Seaver book."
Table of contents: title: Silko, L. The man to send rain clouds.; title: Ortiz, S. J. The San Francisco Indians.; title: Walters, A. L. Come, my sons.; title: Little, J. Whispers from a dead world.; title: Silko, L. Yellow Woman.; title: Ortiz, S. J. Kaiser and the war.; title: Groman, R. C. Nowhere to go.; title: Little, J. Impressions on turning wombward.; title: Silko, L. Tony's story.; title: Ortiz, S. J. A story of Ríos and Juan Jesús.; title: Walters, A. L. Chapter I.; title: Silko, L. Uncle Tony's goat.; title: Ortiz, S. J. The killing of a state cop.; title: Popkes, O. L. Zuma Chowt's cave.; title: Silko, L. A. Geronimo story.; title: Ortiz, S. J. The end of Old Horse.; title: Silko, L. Bravura.; title: Littlebird, L. and the members of  Circle Film. Saves a leader.; title: Silko, L. From Humaweepi, the warrior priest.; title: Notes by the contributors.