Description:
The second volume of the Sandoz Series is a rich selection of essays that highlight the diverse approaches used to interpret Mari Sandoz's final book. All are intended to give the modern reader a fresh and engaging perspective on this literary masterpiece.
Review Quotes: "This volume provides several lively and significant perspectives on Mari Sandoz's final book and, in the process, establishes a very cogent and largely well-balanced overview of her career and the literary and archival context in which it emerged. It ably locates her research in her own time and demonstrates the ways trends in literary criticism can be impacted by social and philosophical shifts in culture."--Robert Root, author of Walking Home Ground: In the Footsteps of Muir, Leopold, and Derleth