[bksvol-discuss] Submission: The Dance House: Stories From Rosebud by Joseph Marshall III
- From: Debby Franson <the.bee@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Sun, 06 Jun 2010 21:03:29 -0500
Hi Everyone!
I just got done submitting this book.
Book Information
ISBN:
1-878610-66-X
Title:
The Dance House: Stories From Rosebud
Author(s):
Joseph Marshall III
Publisher:
Red Crane Books, Incorporated
Copyright Date:
1998
Copyrighted By:
Joseph Marshall III
Brief Synopsis:
Joseph Marshall III was born on the Rosebud (Sicangu Lakota) Indian
Reservation in
what is now south-central South Dakota. Raised by his maternal
grandparents, his
first language is Lakota.
Long Synopsis:
Joseph Marshall III was born on the Rosebud (Sicangu Lakota) Indian
Reservation in
what is now south-central South Dakota. Raised by his maternal
grandparents, his
first language is Lakota. A free-lance writer, Marshall has published
numerous articles
and two previous books with Red Crane. He has been a technical advisor and
actor
in television movies, including "Return to Lonesome Dove. " The Dance House
is a
combination of essays and short stories based on incidents or events which
took place
on the Rosebud Sioux Indian Reservation in South Dakota. The essays discuss
mystic
experiences. Native American cultures, Indian ranchers, and the hard
scrabble life
on the high plains. Joseph Marshall tells personal stories of the often
frustrating,
adversarial and sometimes laughable relationship between Indian tribes and
the federal
government. The short stories, some semiautobiographical in nature, are
intertwined
with Lakota oral traditions.
Comments:
On page vi, in the Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data, the
contents
is listed, which is not the Table of Contents page, so it should be left
the way
it is there. officialbusiness is one word. It's probably the way Oliver
heard it.
I placed a series of three asterisks between the mane text and the
beginning of two
letters and again at the end of both letters to mark the end of each letter
in the
first story: "Oliver's Silver Dollar". I have read the book through. All
page numbers
are present, chapter and any other headings are protected by blank lines,
leaving
any sizing to you, I've stripped the headers. There are several Lakota
words throughout
the book. It should be easy to proof, since nothing is garbled. I hope you
enjoy
the book as much as I did. If you have any questions, I can be reached at:
<the.bee@xxxxxxxxxxx>.
Adult content:
No
Language:
English US
Book Quality:
EXCELLENT
Categories:
History, Literature and Fiction
Debby
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