Almanac of the Dead

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Almanac of the Dead is a sprawling, experimental novel by Leslie Marmon Silko that interweaves Indigenous history, prophecy, and political resistance across the Americas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf experimental fiction
novel
postmodern novel
author Leslie Marmon Silko NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticalReception controversial
influential in Indigenous studies
polarizing
explores connections across the Americas
intersections of history and prophecy
genre Native American literature
epic fiction
literary fiction
magic realism
political fiction
hasForm sprawling narrative
hasTheme Indigenous history
Indigenous sovereignty
apocalypse
border politics
capitalism
colonialism
environmental destruction
land rights
political resistance
prophecy
revolution
influencedBy Indigenous oral traditions
Laguna Pueblo storytelling
Mesoamerican cosmology
language English
narrativeStructure interwoven storylines
multiple perspectives
nonlinear timeline
notableCharacter El Feo NERFINISHED
Lecha NERFINISHED
Menardo NERFINISHED
Seese NERFINISHED
Tacho NERFINISHED
Zeta NERFINISHED
originalPublisher Viking Press NERFINISHED
pageCountApproximate 760
partOf Native American Renaissance NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1991
setInLocation Central America NERFINISHED
Mexico NERFINISHED
Tucson, Arizona NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
setInPeriod late 20th century

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Leslie Marmon Silko notableWork Almanac of the Dead