Peter G. Beidler, Gay Barton - A Reader's Guide to the Novels of Louise Erdrich
University of Missouri Press | 1999 | ISBN: 0826212395 | Pages: 272 | PDF | 1.55 MB
One of the most widely read and prolific contemporary Native American writers, Louise Erdrich is highly praised for her experimental narratives and richly complex characters. Interweaving plots, characters, locations, and perspectives, Erdrich's writing carries readers into a fictional maze that is both compelling and entertaining, yet sometimes confusing. Bringing together for the first time information from all six of Erdrich's novels, A Reader's Guide to the Novels of Louise Erdrich pilots readers through the maze of her interlocking worlds. Erdrich's first five novels, beginning with the award-winning Love Medicine and concluding with Tales of Burning Love, are largely set on or near the same fictional Indian reservation in North Dakota and share many of the same characters. The Antelope Wife, her sixth novel, has a different setting but features an equally complex cast of characters. These interconnections between individuals and families, along with the multiple overlapping stories within and among the
novels, are exactly what Beidler and Barton resolve in their guide. Divided into two main sections, the guide provides insight into the geography, genealogy, chronology, and characters of the six novels. In Part I, Beidler arid Barton provide a skeletal outline of each family included in the novels.


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