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Index to Volume XXIX ComPILED By KATE Boyes Number 1 (May 1994) 1-96 Number 3 (November 1994) — 193-288 Number 2 (August 1994) 97-192 Number 4 (February 1995) 289-400 wih: American Iconology: New Approaches to Nine- teenth-Century Art and Literature, 380 “A. B. Guthrie’s Additions to Shane,” by Andrews, Tom, ed., 378 Thomas W. Ford, 299 Ann Zwinger, 69 Account: Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca’s “Annual Bibliography of Studies in West- Relacion, 147 ern American Literature,” by Virgil R. Ace of Hearts: The Westerns of Zane Grey, 347 Albertini, 305 Across the Layers: Poems Old and New, 170 Armitage, Shelley, 69 Acts of Discovery: Visions of America in the Assembling California, 79 Lewis and Clark Journals, 80 Autobiography of John C. Van Dyke: A Personal Airlift: Short Stories, 164 Narrative of American Life, 1861-1931, 78 Albertini, Virgil R., “Annual Bibliography of Studies in Western American Litera- ture,” 305 -—B Alcock, John, 390 Alexie, Sherman, 277 Backtracking: Ancient Art of Southern Idaho, “All Growed Up’ in the True West, or 359 Huck and Tom Meet Sam Shepard,” by Ballad of Rocky Ruiz, 353 Suzy Clarkson Holstein, 41 Baxter, Andrea-bess, (essay review of Old All My Relatives: Community in Contemporary Shirts © New Skins, First Indian on the Ethnic American Literatures, 177 Moon, and The Lone Ranger and Tonto All That Matters: The Texas Plains in Photo- Fistfight in Heaven) ,2 77 graphs and Poems, 283 Becker, Lloyd, (essay review of Pomona Allen, Paula Gunn, ed., 348 Queen), 153 Almon, Bert, “Jeanne D’Orge, Carmel, Beckham, Stephen Dow, 92 and Point Lobos,” 239 Begiebing, RobertJ. , ed., 282 394 Western American Literature Benson, Jackson J., “Finding a Voice of His Crazy for Living, 171 Own: The Story of Wallace Stegner’s Critical Essays on Robert Bly, 339 Fiction,” 99 Critical Essays on The Adventures of Tom Bergon, Frank, 352 Sawyer, 76 Biophilia Hypothesis, 371 Crook, Elizabeth, 370 Black Riders and Other Poems, 172 Crossing Wyoming, 367 Blackburn, Alexander, “A Western Renais- sance,” 51 Blood Trails, 65 -D- Bloodlines: Odyssey of a Native Daughter, 358 Boyer, Jay, 69 Danker, Kathleen, ed., 345 ““Breath Vibrating Behind It’: Intimacy in Dark Matter, 343 the Storytelling of Antonia Shimerda,” Dark Way, 160 by Evelyn I. Funda, 195 David, Gary, 84 Bright Angels and Familiars: Contemporary Davidson, Margaret Garcia, (essay review Mormon Stories, 354 of Recovering the U. S. Hispanic Literary Bright, William, ed., 71 Heritage, Reconstructing a Chicano/a Liter- Brokenleg, Martin, 360 ary Henitage: Hispanic Colonial Literature Brown, Dee, 87 of the Southwest, Infinite Divisions: An An- Bryant, Paul T., (essay review of Killing thology of Chicana Literature, The Account: Seasons, Kingdom of Lost Waters, Theory of Alvar Niinez Cabeza de Vaca’s Relacion, Twilight, and Earth’s Eye), 273 and The Squatter and the Don), 147 Bucco, Martin, 387 Davis, William V., ed., 339 Buckley, Christopher, 343 Dawson, Robert, 377 de Longchamps, Joanne, 350 Deamer, Robert Glen, 172 il Death of Bernadette Lefthand, 167 Decade IT: A Twentieth Anniversary Anthology, Cabeza de Vaca, Alvar Nunez, 147 174 “California Dreamin’: The Significance of Deloria, Vine, Jr., ed., 336 ‘A Coupla Acres’ in Steinbeck’s Of Mice Derounian-Stodola, Kathryn Zabelle, 180 and Men,” by John L. Marsden, 291 DiscoverinEvge , 164 Careless Weeds: Six Texas Novellas, 385 Dodds, Gordon R., ed., 382 Carlin, Deborah, 74 DofflemyeJro,hn C., 65 Carroll, Maureen P., ed., 179 Dooley, Patrick K., 75 Casebook on Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over The Dorris, Michael, 157 Cuckoo’s Nest, 346 Drifting through Ancestor Dreams, 83 Cather, Canon, and the Politics of Reading, 74 Duane, Daniel, 383 Cather, Willa, 345 Child of the Holy Ghost, 388 Clark, H.J ackson, 356 Climbing Back, 90 Cokinos, Christopher, 273 Earth’s Eye, 273 Coleman, Jane Candia, 164, 349 Easton, Robert O., 161 Coming to Grips with Huckleberry Finn: Es- Ecological Literacy: Education and the Transi- says on a Book, a Boy, and a Man, 182 tion to a Postmodern World, 77 Complete Short Stories ofJ ack London, 181 Ehrlich, Gretel, 391 Conley, Cort, 375 Elmer Kelton Country: The Short Nonfiction of Conley, RobertJ ., 159, 160 a Texas Novelist, 365 Counting Sheep: Twenty Ways of Seeing Desert Encounter with an Angry God: Recollections of Bighorn, 184 My Life with John Peabody Harrington, 188 Coyote Reader, 71 Engel, Len, “Rewriting Western Myths in Index Clint Eastwood’s New ‘Old Western’,” Gohlke, Frank, 369 261 Goldbarth, Albert, 170 England, Eugene, ed., 354 Gonzalez, Ray, 361 Erdrich, Louise, 379 Great Central Valley: California’s Heartland, Everson, William, 335 377 Grumbling, Owen, ed., 282 Gutiérrez, Ramon, ed., 147 ans Favata, Martin A., trans., 147 Ferlazzo, Paul J., (essay review of Blood Trails, Hung Out to Dry, Toad Writes Short Haines, John, 168 Shorts, and A Weeb for All Seasons) ,6 5 Hale, Janet Campbell, 358 Ferlinghetti, Lawrence, 372 Hammond, Ken, ed., 365 Fernandez, José B., trans., 147 Hampsten, Elizabeth, 90 “Finding a Voice of His Own: The Story of Hannah, James, 162 Wallace Stegner’s Fiction,” by JacksonJ . Happy Man: A Novel of California Ranch Life, Benson, 99 161 Firesticks: A Collection of Short Stories, 95 Haslam, Gerald, 377 First Indian on the Moon, 277 Haunting Familiarity of Things: Poems, 381 “Flag and Family in John Wayne’s West- Hayashi, Tetsumaro, ed., 338 erns: The Audience as Co-Conspirator,” Head Cook at Weddings and Funerals and by Max Westbrook, 25 Other Stories of Doukhobor Life, 366 Flinn, John, 90 Heartbeat Drumbeat, 158 Footloose on the Santa Fe Trail, 353 Hedge, The Ribbon, 157 Ford, Thomas W., “A. B. Guthrie’s Addi- Henderson, William Haywood, 166 tions to Shane,” 299 Hernandez, Irene Beltran, 158 Frank Waters: Man and Mystic, 336 Herrera-Sobek, Maria, ed., 147 From Here We Speak: An Anthology of Oregon Hess, Sonya, 273 Poetry, 382 Hillerman, Tony, 285 From the Heart of the Crow Country: The Crow Holstein, Suzy Clarkson, “‘All Growed Indians’ Own Stories, 94 Up’ in the True West, or Huck and Tom Frym, Gloria, 368 Meet Sam Shepard,” 41 Funda, Evelyn I., ““The Breath Vibrating Holtz, William, 177 Behind It’: Intimacy in the Storytelling Honorable Release, 163 of Antonia Shimerda,” 195 Hoover, Herbert T., 360 Furtwangler, Albert, 80 How I Learned, 368 Fus Fixico Letters, 363 Hudson, John C., 369 Hung Out to Dry, 65 Ge =e Gagon, David, 163 Idaho Loners: Hermits, Solitaires, and Indi- Garry, Jim, 88 vidualists, 375 Geary, Edward A., 373 In the Kingdom of Grass, 357 Ghost Dance: A Play of Voices, 161 Inada, Lawson Fusao, 85 Ghost in the Little House: A Life of Rose Wilder Indi’n Humor: Bicultural Play in Native Lane, 177 America, 72 Glancy, Diane, 95 Indian Captivity Narrative, 1500-1900, 180 396 Western American Literature Infinite Divisions: An Anthology of Chicana Let Me Be Free: A Nez Perce Tragedy, 185 Literature, 147 Levernier, James Arthur, 180 Inside Passage: Living with Killer Whales, Lighting Out: A Vision of California and the Bald Eagles, and Kwakiutl Indians, 89 Mountains, 383 Iona Moon, 168 Lincoln, Kenneth, 72 Ishmael Reed, 69 Literature of Nature: The British and American Island, 83 Traditions, 282 Isolation and Masquerade: Willa Cather’s Locklin, Gerald, 65 Women, 344 Log of Deadwood: A Postmodern Epic of the South Dakota Gold Rush, 84 Lomatewama, Ramson, 83 -J- Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven, 277 Love Medicine, 379 “Jeanne D’Orge, Carmel, and Point Lo- Love, Glen A., ed., 92 bos,” by Bert Almon, 239 Johnson, Michael L., 173 Johnson, Stephen, 377 —M- Jones, Bill, 65 Jones, Margaret C., 73 MacKichan, Margaret A., 357 “‘Journal of a Strategic Withdrawal’: Na- Made From This Earth: American Women and ture and the Poetry of Lew Welch,” by Nature, 347 Rod Phillips, 217 Main Street: The Revolt of Carol Kennicott, 387 Many Faces: An Anthology of Oregon Autobiog- raphy, 92 aa Mapping the Invisible Landscape: Folklore, Writing, and the Sense of Place, 374 Kaleidoscope: Stories of the American Expen- Mark Twain: Protagonist for the Popular Cul- ence, 389 ture, 340 Kanellos, Nicolas, ed., 174 Marsden, John L., “California Dreamin’: Kaye, Frances, W., 344 The Significance of ‘A Coupla Acres’ in Keithley, George, 273 Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men,” 291 Kellert, Stephen R., ed., 371 Masked Bobwhite Rides Again, 390 Kelton, Elmer, 365 Match to the Heart, 391 Killing Seasons, 273 May, Stephen, 353 Kimball, Arthur G., 347 McDonald, Walter, 283 Kingdom of Lost Waters, 273 McFarland, Ron, 69, 381 Krupat, Arnold, ed., 341 McIntyre, Rick, 183 McPhee, John, 79 McQueary, Rod, 65 Measure of Emptiness: Grain Elevators in the American Landscape, 369 = Medicine Crow, Joseph, 94 Memory Fever: A Journey Beyond E| Paso del Labor, Earle, ed., 181 Norte, 361 Laird, Carobeth, 188 Mignon, Charles W., ed., 345 Lavender, David, 185 Miles, Elton, 86 Laxalt, Robert, 388 Miller, David C., ed., 380 Legends from Camp, 85 Modzelewski, Michael, 89 Leitz, Robert C., III, ed., 181 Montana 1948, 387 Leopold, Luna B., 386 Moore, Dulce D., 355 Index 397 Mora, Pat, 187 Owl in the Mask of the Dreamer: Collected Po- Morris, Wright, 369 ems, 168 Mother's Letters: Essays by Elizabeth Hampsten, 90 Mundell, Asa, ed., 364 -p- Padilla, Genaro, ed., 147 -N- Pavesic, Max G., 359 Peggy Pond Church, 69 Nabhan, Gary, ed., 184 Perkins, Barbara, 389 Naked Heart: Talking on Poetry, Mysticism, & Perkins, George, 389 the Erotic, 335 Phillips, Rod, “ “The Journal of a Strategic Namias, June, 342 Withdrawal’: Nature and the Poetry of Narrative Chance: Postmodern Discourse. on Lew Welch,” 217 Native American Indian Literatures, 176 Phillips, Sandra S., 369 Native, 166 Prophets in Babylon: Five California Novelists Neon Pow-Wow: New Native American Voices in the 1930s, 73 of the Southwest, 376 Pilgrims to the Wild: Everett Ruess, Henry Nepantla: Essays from the Land in the Middle, David Thoreau, John Muir, Clarence King, 187 Mary Austin, 281 Nesbitt, John D., 351 Pilkington, Tom, ed., 385 New Study Guide To Steinbeck’s Major Works, Pinon, Evangelina Vigil, 174 With Critical Explications, 338 Pita, Beatrice, ed., 147 New Voices in Native American Literary Cniti- Place in Mind, 355 cism, 341 Place-Dream and Other Poems, 172 Nichols, Jonathan, 185 Plotnikoff, Vi, 366 No Nature: New and Selected Poems, 81 Pluralistic Philosophy of Stephen Crane, 75 Nobel, Donald R., ed., 337 Pomona Queen, 153 Norman Maclean, 69 Posey, Alexander, 363 Norwood, Vera, 347 Proper Edge of the Sky: The High Plateau Coun- Nunn, Kem, 153 try of Utah, 373 -O- -Q- O Pioneers!, 345 O'Grady, John P., 281 Quantic, Diane Dufva, 69 Old Shirts & New Skins, 277 Querry, Ron, 167 Olivares, Julian, ed., 174 Quirk, Tom, 182 Olsen, Brett J., “Wallace Stegner and the Environmental Ethic: Environmental- ism as a Rejection of Western Myth,” 123 -R- On The Oregon Trail, 185 On William Stafford: The Worth of Local Ramos, Manuel, 353 Things, 378 Raven's Bride: A Novel of Eliza Allen and Sam One-Eyed Cowboy Wild, 351 Houston, 370 Orlock, Carol, 157 Rebolledo, Tey Diana, ed., 147 Orr, David W., 77 Reconstructing a Chicano/a Literary Heritage: Owl in Monument Canyon and Other Stories Hispanic Colonial Literature of the South- from Indian Country, 356 west, 147 398 Western American Literature Recovering the U. S. Hispanic Literary Hen- Static Lines and Canopies: Stories from the tage, 147 Smokejumpers in Civilian Public Service Remembering Ray: A Composite Biography of Camp No. 103 (Missoula, Montana) of Raymond Carver, 179 1943-1945, 364 “Research in Western American Litera- Steinbeck Question: New Essays in Criticism, ture: 1993-94,” by Jan Roush, 323 337 “Rewriting Western Myths in Clint Stepping Westward: The Long Search for Home Eastwood’s New ‘Old Western’,” by Len in the Pacific Northwest, 91 Engel, 261 Stray Tales of the Big Bend, 86 Rivero, Eliana S., ed., 147 Studebaker, William, 359 Roads Taken: Travels Through America’s Lit- Stull, William L., ed., 179 erary Landscapes, 189 Swan, Gladys, 161 Roberts, Madge Thornall, 370 Szarkowski, John, 369 Romtvedt, David, 367 Rosowski, Susan J., ed., 345 Ross, Bob, 357 =,a Roush, Jan, “Research in Western Ameri- can Literature: 1993-94,” 323 Temptations of St. Ed & Brother S, 352 Ruiz de Burton, Maria Amparo, 147 Theory of Twilight, 273 Ryden, Kent C., 374 These Are My Rivers: New and Selected Poems 1955-1993, 372 This Ol’ Drought Ain't Broke Us Yet (But We're <6 All Bent Pretty Bad): Stories of the American West, 88 Sacred Clowns, 285 Thon, Melanie Rae, 168 Sanchez, Rosaura, ed., 147 Tinling, Marion, ed., 186 Sandlin, Tim, 165 Tisdale, Sallie, 91 Scharnhorst, Gary, ed., 76 Toad Writes Short Shorts, 65 Seale, Jan Epton, 164 Torn By Light: Selected Poems, 350 Searles, GeorgeJ. , ed., 346 TuSmith, Bonnie, 177 Setterberg, Fred, 189 “Two Lives of Norman Maclean and The Shadows in My Hands: A Southwestern Text of Fire in Young Men and Fire,” by Odyssey, 349 O. Alan Weltzien, 3 Shaw, Patrick W., 344 Shepard, I. Milo, ed., 181 Short Fiction by Hispanic Wniters of the United A States, 174 Short, Gary, 273 Vallin, Marlene Boyd, 340 Sign Languages, 162 Varieties of Hope: An Anthology of Oregon Sillitoe, Linda, 171 Prose, 382 Sinclair, Pete, 189 View of the River, 386 Snyder, Gary, 81 Violence and Grace: Poems about the American Society of Wolves, 183 West, 173 Sorrow Floats, 165 Vizenor, Gerald, ed., 176 Spider Woman’s Granddaughters, Traditional Tales and Contemporary Writing by Native American Women, 348 -W- Squatter and the Don, 147 St. John, Primus, ed., 382 “Wallace Stegner and the Environmental Star of Destiny: The Private Life of Sam and Ethic: Environmentalism as a Rejection Margaret Houston, 370 of Western Myth,” by BrettJ .O lsen, 123 State Lines, 365 Wallis, Michael, 384 Walters, Anna Lee, ed., 376 Watson, Larry, 387 Way Down Yonder In The Indian Nation, 384 Way of the Priests, 159 We Aspired: The Last Innocent Americans, 189 Webb, Charles Harper, 65 Weeb for All Seasons, 65 Wellman, Mark, 90 Weltzien, O. Alan, “The Two Lives of Norman Maclean and The Text of Fire in Young Men and Fire,” 3 Wendt, Ingrid, ed., 382 Westbrook, Max, “Flag and Family in John Wayne’s Westerns: The Audience as Co- Conspirator,” 25 “Western Renaissance,” by Alexander Blackburn, 51 White Captives: Gender and Ethnicity on the American Frontier, 342 White, Michael, 83 Wild, Peter, 69, ed., 78 Willa Cather and The Art of Conflict, 344 William Allen White, 69 Wilson, Edward O., ed., 371 With Women’s Eyes: Visitors to the New World, 1775-1918, 186 Wondrous Times on the Frontier, 87 Working Men, 157 World Begins Here: An Anthology of Oregon Short Fiction, 92 Wright Morris: Origin of a Species, 369 -Y- Yanktonai Sioux Watercolors: Cultural Re- membrances ofJ ohn Saul, 360