Choteau Creek A Sioux Reminiscence by Dudley, Joseph Iron Eye Format: PaperbackPublished by U of Nebraska Press, 1998 "There is a quiet beauty to this book".-New York Times Book Review. "A quiet, loving memoir".-Washington Post Book World. "This book is a treasure. It exudes authenticity. . . . [and] fills a tremendous void in the literature of contemporary reservation life". -American Indian Culture and Research Journal. "A compelling memoir . . . dollar-poor but spirit rich. . . . His strong sense of home and of his own spiritual awakening are striking".-Publishers Weekly. "Tender but honest-a memorable family portrait in which the everyday merges with distinctive elements of a Sioux heritage, with the delicate innocence of youth fully retained".-Kirkus Reviews. "Joseph Iron Eye Dudley writes very much from the heart. . . . The story's power is its illustrations of a lifestyle much different from that of most Americans, but one that still exists on many reservations".-Western Historical Quarterly. "A testament to the living legacy of oral narrative".-Bloomsbury Review. "A classic endeavor . . . must reading for anyone interested in learning about American Indian family life".-American Indian Religions. In 1943, when he was three years old, Joseph Iron Eye Dudley went to live with his grandparents on the Yankton Sioux Reservation in South Dakota. He is a member of the Yankton Sioux Tribe, an ordained United Methodist minister, and president of Cook College in Tempe, Arizona.Product image is for illustration purposes only and may not be an exact representation of the product offered for sale.
