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Books By Sherman Alexie
His newest collection --ONE STICK SONG
One Stick Song is new collection of poems and short prose by Sherman Alexie. Alexie's poems, fiction and essays have won him an international following since his first book, The Business of Fancydancing, was published in 1992. Smoke Signals, the film he adapted from one of his short stories and co-produced, enlarged his audience still further. Alexie's honors include awards from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Lila Wallace Reader's Digest Foundation, and the Washington State Arts Commission, and a citation as "One of 20 Best American Novelists Under the Age of 40" from Granta magazine. An enrolled Spokane/Coeur d'Alene Indian, Alexie lives in Seattle with his wife and son.
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 One Stick Song Poetry & Short Prose , 96 pages 978-1-882413-76-8 (pbk.) $18 978-1-882413-77-5 (cloth) $25 |
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WHAT CRITICS HAVE WRITTEN ABOUT SHERMAN ALEXIE'S POETRY:"So wide-ranging, dexterous and
consistently capable of raising your neck hair that it enters at
once into our ideas of who we are and how we might be….Mr.
Alexie's is one of the major lyrical voices of our time."
--James R. Kincaid, The New York Times Book Review --Chris Fatz, The Nation
"There is enough
love, heartbreak, and ironic intelligence in this small book to
fill an encyclopedia….Strong medicine&emdash;but a medicine
needed by us all."
--Joseph Bruchac
Sherman
Alexie's recent success as a novelist overshadows the fact that
he is one of the best young poets writing in America today….[This
book] proves Alexie is a poet first and a fiction writer second."
--Ray Gonzalez, The Bloomsbury
Review
"An impressive mosaic of emotions
and subjects, deployed with wit, intelligence and haunting insights….Alexie's
vision is Whitmanic in all his embracing love of humanity."
--Philadelphia Inquirer |
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| Visit the unofficial Sherman Alexie home page and learn about Smoke Signals, the movie based on his stories. Also, check out Ghost Radio for the full text of the Dick Lourie poem "Forgiving Our Fathers," that serves as the powerful conclusion to the movie. | ||||||||||||||||
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