Frank Bird Linderman was a popular, prolific, early twentieth-century recorder of Indian life and culture on the Northern Plains. Linderman lived among the Indians - studying, loving, and grieving for a people whose way of life was under siege. During his study and immersion, Linderman developed a deep admiration for Frozen Water, a spiritual leader who devoted his life to saving the Gros Ventres from an unenviable fate. Wolf and the Winds is Linderman's fictionalized account of Frozen Water's lonely life of valor and sacrifice.
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The introduction, written by Sarah Waller Hatfield, Linderman's granddaughter, uses Linderman's previously unpublished sketch of Frozen Water, as well as her grandfather's correspondence about writing the novel, to provide readers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into a remarkable writer's life.
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Frank Bird Linderman began writing about Indians in 1915, and over the next quarter century published fourteen books, mostly Indian legends and nonfiction works, including Recollections of Charley Russell.
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