The Wolf at Twilight
An Indian Elder's Journey through a Land of Ghosts and Shadows

This novel explores the experience of being Lakota. The book’s narrative is a composite of conversations with an Indian elder Dan and his friends who live on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. The story is told in the first person voice of the author and thus carries the tone of a memoir. The first p......more

A compelling follow up to Neither Wolf, Nor Dog, this second installment in the trilogy of Nerburn's encounters with the Lakota elder the reader only ever knows as "Dan" is a more intensely personal journey --- into Dan's history with the Residential School system, and the loss of his sister, Yell......more

I have been resistant to reading any of Kent Nerburn's works because of my own experiences as an outsider with an insider's perspective into the lives and community of Turtle Island's original people. In fact, the only reason I picked up this book was because I needed to read it for a book group thr......more

I didn't know this was a sequel. It reads well on its own, but was so good I want to read the first book. There were some comments about religion, comparing all to fingers on the same hand of the creator, that were very moving and insightful.......more

A most profound story about Native American treatment by whites and the relationship over the years. Very well written and educational. If only all whites would read this book!......more