Black Hills
- Buffalo Woman
- WesternLarge Print EditionA powerful novel presenting the dilemma of the displaced Indian in a white mans world, written from the Indian point of view. Twentieth-Century Western WritersBorn in 1820 near the Black Hills, Whirlwind belonged to the Oglala Sioux Nation. She feels the chill of change as the buffalo become decimated, and wars reduce her people to tatters.
- Black Hills: A Novel
- Paha Sapa, a young Sioux warrior, first encounters General George Armstrong Custer as Custer lies dying on the battlefield at Little Bighorn. He believes--as do the holy men of his tribe--that the legendary general's ghost entered him at that moment and will remain with him until Sapa convinces him to leave.
- Black Hills, tome 1 : La danse des fantômes
- Ouest américain, 1890. Lewis Kayne est un loser, un clochard qui traîne un lourd passé. Armand Lebon, lui, est un journaliste français dont la vision de l'Amérique est stéréotypée, voire romantique. Kayne, en vieux routier des contrées sauvages, va guider Lebon vers les réserves indiennes.
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