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"Navajo
Spaceships" is a flight into the imagination
of Norman Cambridge, a Navajo writer who goes
by the pseudonym Johnny Rustywire. His book
features short stories about his childhood in
New Mexico.
He
also writes about the teachings of his grandfather,
romance, and his experience living off the reservation
and attending boarding school.
The
55-year-old writer has shared his stories on
the internet, but it took the prompting of his
family to get him to write his first book.
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Navajo
Spaceships, by Johnny Rustywire, Navajo. 6"
x 9" Paperback
Wordcraft
Circle Awards
"Writer of the Year, 2006"
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This
472 page book of prose about Navajo life is
poignant and moving, sometimes evoking great
sadness, other times humor, but at all times,
Rustywire plugs in to what it means to be a
living being on this planet. You will go away
with a new understanding of yourself.
$16.95
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What
with all of the authors claiming lately to be "who
they really aren't", and writing what "really
isn't truth", we hereby state and guarantee that
Johnny Rustywire (although that is his writing name
only) is a Navajo by birth, born of Bitahni, the Folded
Rocks Clan People on his mother’s side, and born for
Tsinahbiltnii, the Mountain People Clan on his father’s
side. He comes from Toadlena-Two Gray Hills, New Mexico,
where the mountain is cracked and the water flows. Of
this, you can be sure.
Norman Cambridge, aka Johnny Rustywire
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Canyon
Press Entertainment
P.O. Box 71760
Phoenix, AZ 85050
If
you need to reach us by phone, please call
480-563-1971.
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A three-volume
slipcased full-color set: over
one thousand cartoons, spanning
fifty years of a legendary career.
(Playboy )
Like Charles
Addams, to whom he is often compared,
Wilson is a master of the macabre.
(The New Yorker )
Norman
Rockwell’s evil twin. (The New
York Times)
“In his
art, Williams provides his audience
with a lucid and lyrical, violent
and apocalyptic windshield to
view the chaotic landscape of
our culture as it whizzes past
our peripheral vision into the
rear-view mirror of art history.
(Walter Hopps, former Curator
of the Smithsonian Institution’s
20th Century American Art Collection)
942 pages,
3 volumes. Fifty years of PLAYBOY
cartoons.
$99.00
includes an autographed, collectible,
"Thank You" card from
Gahan Wilson.
The
book weighs 15 pounds.
There is a $12.50 shipping charge.
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Gahan
Wilson, Fifty Years of PLAYBOY Cartoons
by Gahan Wilson,
942
pages,
3 volumes
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