Kiowa County Public Library District

Examines the government, religion, social structures, arts, and culture of the Pueblo people in the twenty-first century; discusses the tribe's history, legends, contributions to the world, and plans for the future; and includes quotations, sidebars, and illustrations.

The story of Susette La Flesche, an Omaha indian.

"Inspired by true events, this gorgeous, haunting novel intertwines the lives of two Black female artists more than a century apart, both outsiders in Italy. It was the middle of the nineteenth century when Lafanu Brown audaciously decided to become an artist. In the wake of the American Civil War, life was especially tough for Black women, but she didn't let that stop her. The daughter of a Chippewa woman and an African-Haitian man, Lafanu had the...

"Tucker Ashley returns to his Black Hills ranch only to find that Indians have raided it. They've killed livestock and taken his best friend and business partner Jack captive. Tucker has no choice but to head out after the Indians. Meanwhile, Hack Reed, his nemesis from his recent prison stint, has just broken out of jail, and his gang of cutthroats is hot after Tucker. The Reed gang attacks the posse, killing everyone except their tracker, who narrowly...

Major southwestern artists whose works are avidly sought the world over are represented with full-color photographs and informative commentary.

"Never a Walk Too Far is a compilation of artifact stories and existential musings relative to the author's passion for the South Platte River, family, friends and the search for truth and ancient treasures." -Back Cover.

Tay-bodal, a healer, detective, and member of the Rattle Band, must put his personal feelings aside when Wolf Blanket, the man who is trying to steal Tay's wife, is accused of murder--a crime that could set off war in the Kiowa tribe.