Inbunden. Utgiven 1990 av Wahlström & Widstrands förlag. Sidor 228. ISBN 91-46-15609-7. Besök gärna vår hemsida för resumé och bild: www.pslinden.com

195 x 135 mm Antal sidor: 222. - Ett födelseår. Vi följer Louise Erdrich under ett år - från vinterns graviditet över vårvinterns förlossning och fram till barnets första steg. Hon gör nedslag på vägen: i den omgivande naturen, vid spännande recept, sin mans hår, och stannar också till för att begrunda existenciella frågeställningar och kvinnors villkor. På lyrisk vacker prosa beskriver hon det som varje förälder känner igen; det vardagliga och det storslagna, det ordinära och det mystiska i att föra livet vidare.

Inbunden. Utgiven 1992 av Wahlström & Widstrands förlag. Sidor 400. ISBN 91-46-16204-6. Besök gärna vår hemsida för resumé och bild: www.pslinden.com

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Near-New condition - Stated First Edition - Price inside dustcover: $26.00 - NO writing, tears or marks inside book - 361 pages - Over the years, Father Damian has seen the reservation through its most severe crises, yet he is more than an heroic priest. He has lived and serviced the Ojibwa people as a man of the cloth, and also as a woman. Now, nearing the end of his life, he dreads discovery. His quietly devout life changes when a troubled colleague comes to the reservation scrutinizing the life of his lifelong nemesis, Sister Leopolds, considering her for sainthood. Father Damian knows the strange truth of her existence. When he is called upon to prove or disprove her sainthood, he faces the greatest challenge of his life. Where does fact end and reality begin? And how does one tell it? As he searches for the answer, he must wrestle with demons from his past, memories that haunt him—and the secret of his own identity in his revelatory Last report to the Pope.

As-New copy of this 2004 book - Price inside dustcover: $23.95 - Stated First Edition - A strange and compelling unkillable woman decides to leave home, and the story begins. Fleur Pillager takes her mother's name, Four Souls, for strength and walks from her Ojibwe reservation to the cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul. She is seeking restitution from and revenge on the lumber baron who has stripped her reservation. But revenge is never simple, and she quickly finds her intentions complicated by her own dangerous compassion for the man who wronged her." The two narrators of Four Souls are from utterly different worlds. Nanapush

The Antelope Wife is a novel of connections in which history, lust, contemporary urban Native American life, hand-me-down names, and legends, as well as sacred myth, combine. Set in Minneapolis, originally an important trading center and hunting ground, still a magnet for many native people from nearby reservations, the story goes back in time. The novel begins with a soldier, who deserts the cavalry during a cruel raid on an Ojibwa village to chase a dog bearing on its back a baby on a cradle board strung with breathtaking blue beads. Generations later, a fast-talking trader kidnaps a silent and graceful woman from a powwow. In a haunting re-creation of a native tale, the woman is part antelope. Hunter and hunted change identities. The Antelope Wife changes people. Nothing is ever the same again for friends and family.

Over the years, Father Damian has seen the reservation through its most severe crises, yet he is more than an heroic priest. He has lived and serviced the Ojibwa people as a man of the cloth, and also as a woman. Now, nearing the end of his life, he dreads discovery. His quietly devout life changes when a troubled colleague comes to the reservation scrutinizing the life of his lifelong nemesis, Sister Leopolds, considering her for sainthood. Father Damian knows the strange truth of her existence. When he is called upon to prove or disprove her sainthood, he faces the greatest challenge of his life. Where does fact end and reality begin? And how does one tell it? As he searches for the answer, he must wrestle with demons from his past, memories that haunt him—and the secret of his own identity in his revelatory Last report to the Pope.

North Dakota Chippewas fight for survival in the early 20th century. "Even readers won over by Louise Erdrich's two earlier works may be surprised by her third novel. Tracks is a stunning and powerful book: it is by far the most impressive installment."--Boston Phoenix

NO writing, tears or marks - NO remainder marks or price clippings - The first book in Louise Erdrich's Native American series, which also includes The Beet Queen, Tracks, and The Bingo Palace, Love Medicine tells the story of two families—the Kashpaws and the Lamartines. Now resequenced by the author with the addition of never-before-published chapters, this is a publishing event equivalent to the presentation of a new and definitive text. Written in Erdrich's uniquely poetic, powerful style, Love Medicine springs to raging life: a multigenerational portrait of new truths and secrets whose time has come, of strong men and women caught in an unforgettable drama of anger, desire, and the healing power that is Love Medicine. Discover the writer whom Philp Roth called "the most interesting new American novelist to have appeared in years" all over again.