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Mourning Crazy Horse [Hardcover]

Harold Jaffe (Author)

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January 1, 1982
Twenty intersecting tales of estranged love, political oppression and the human comedy. In "Mourning Crazy Horse," the Sioux chief's betrayal and final passion are counterpointed with a contemporary American's journey across the United States. "Underbelly (1)" details the bizarre goings on of a yogi who falls in with a pornographer and his band of outcasts. In "Plattsburgh," a woman tries to rescue an owl on her way to the library only to become entrapped in circumstances neither she nor anyone else comprehends. "Moctezuma's Dreamer" investigates the relationship between enforced deprivation and art, whereas "The Artificial Son" is concerned with the deprivation which promotes kinship, union, "Swede" is the the first of several narratives in which Rosen the humpbacked dwarf practices social commitment on the unwary. Social commitment is in fact the predominant theme, but it is usually conveyed obliquely through fictions which are distinctly individual, richly textured, at once poignant and mordantly funny.

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"...intense stereoscopic visions encompass a powerful and contagious sense of mystery, absurdity, and moral outrage." -- Joe David Bellamy, fiction international

"In Harold Jaffe's fiction I always sense that jolt of awareness that comes from seeing the raw need." -- Jerry Bumpus

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Harold Jaffe is the author of 15 volumes of fiction, docufiction, and non-fiction. His work has been widely anthologized and translated, most recently into French, Spanish, Japanese, Turkish, and Farsi. Jaffe is editor-in-chief of Fiction International.

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