This work by the Lakota philosopher is a meditation on our connection to the land and an exhortation to respect it. Marshall combines personal history, tribal history, and metaphysics with modern analogies and commentary. His message is best captured by the Lakota ethos that the people belong to the land, not the other way round, and that the land is a resource like the air, that no one can own. His overarching point is that the earth can be boundlessly generous if we can learn to accept its gifts. Marshall delivers the book himself in a measured, deliberate style. His reading is paced well and expresses subtle emotion. R.C.G. © AudioFile 2010, Portland, Maine [Published: OCTOBER 2010]
Trade Ed. • Blackstone Audio • 2010
CD ISBN 9781441761330 $24.95 • Four CDs
MP3-CD ISBN 9781441761347 $29.95 • One MP3-CDs
DD ISBN multiple sources
Library Ed. • Blackstone Audio • 2010
CS ISBN 9781441761316 $44.95 • Four cassettes
CD ISBN 9781441761323 $69.00 • Four CDs
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Trade Ed. • Blackstone Audio • 2010
CD ISBN 9781441761330 $24.95 • Four CDs
MP3-CD ISBN 9781441761347 $29.95 • One MP3-CDs
DD ISBN multiple sources
Library Ed. • Blackstone Audio • 2010
CS ISBN 9781441761316 $44.95 • Four cassettes
CD ISBN 9781441761323 $69.00 • Four CDs
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