Mari Sandoz was answering letters for many years from people who asked about a picture of Crazy Horse. She became satisfied in her own mind that no...

A band of Northern Cheyenne Indians fled the Oklahoma reservation in 1878 and struck out for their homeland, over 1500 miles away. It would be one on...

"The charm of Miss Sandoz lies partly in the complete absence of sentimentalizing and moralizing. She presents people as she found them, . . She...

Collected and published by Caroline Sandoz Pifer, sister of Mari Sandoz, it contains articles, letters, pictures, stories, poems and drawings from...

A novel based on the settling of the Sandhills of Nebraska. The story of a road house or stage stop; but an allegory of will-to-power written during...