The Life and Death of Anna Mae Aquash by Johanna Brand  (2)
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Sonja Keohane
Almost as if coming from a chorus of voices, rises this story of Anna Mae.
Jay Metzler
Almost as if coming from a chorus of voices, rises this story of Anna Mae. One voice speaks poetry, one a narrative and yet another speaks of a personal journey. The voices blend at times and then move around, between and encircle one another until a fabric is woven that becomes a chronicle, a love story, a lament, a eulogy, a plea, but most of all, as it is described by its author...a true story. These voices speak for Anna Mae and in doing so call others, long silent, to do the same. skk, 11.18.99
Almost as if coming from a chorus of voices, rises this story of Anna Mae.
Jay Metzler
Almost as if coming from a chorus of voices, rises this story of Anna Mae. One voice speaks poetry, one a narrative and yet another speaks of a personal journey. The voices blend at times and then move around, between and encircle one another until a fabric is woven that becomes a chronicle, a love story, a lament, a eulogy, a plea, but most of all, as it is described by its author...a true story. These voices speak for Anna Mae and in doing so call others, long silent, to do the same. skk, 11.18.99
I finished reading Who Would Unbraid Her Hair: the legend of annie mae several days ago and wanted to respond to your request for reactions, but I'm unable to put my head and fingers around any words that describe the experience. It will take repeated readings and lots of time alone to sort it all out and even begin to articulate what the story has done to me.
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