Gone in October: Last Reflections on Jack Kerouac

Literature & Fiction

Holmes, John Clellon

United States

Limberlost Pr

Short stories follow Coyote, a Vietnam veteran, in his relationships with a variety of people, each summed up with an animal name

Coyote in the Mountains and Other Stories

Rember, John

Report from Grimes Creek After a Hard Winter

Stringfellow, Nancy

Contemporary

Front cover has a bend and a sticker. Spine has a small surface tear and a slight crease. A couple slight bends on back cover also. Name on inside front page. Age yellowing, but a great copy for a "1965". Intact and no other marks than stated. Ships very quickly and packaged carefully!

Christmas Horse

Balch, Glenn

Blue Ink Runs Out on a Partly Cloudy Day

Minskoff, Alan

Poetry

Water Flowing Home: Poems

ALEXIE, SHERMAN

Three on Community

Berry, Wendell

The man who loves salmon

The Man Who Loves Salmon

Birthday Party

Gildner, Gary

The Ferry Woman, a novel of the Mountain Meadows Massacre, is a critically acclaimed account of John D. Lee and his relationship with his fictional wife, Emeline, who stays loyal to him up to the day of his execution. 
Selected as Best Book of the Year by the Salt Lake Tribune, runner-up in the Utah Center for the Book competition, The Ferry Woman is a fictional account of the tragedy at the Mountain Meadows where 127 unarmed men, women,and children of the Fancher-Baker wagon train were brutally slain and left as feed for the wolves. The Mormon Church, without doubt, was directly responsible for the massacre committed by fifty white men. These murderers were from nearby Cedar City, the strongpoint in the Mormon controlled territory of Utah which was vast extending as far as California, and including Idaho, Wyoming, and Nevada. To this day the Mormon Church the Mormon Church refuses to accept responsibility, and John D. Lee was the only man ever tried and executed for the crime. The Salt Lake Tribune called it a 'great novel.'

The Ferry Woman: A Novel of the Mountain Meadows Massacre

Grimmett, Gerald

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