The man to send rain clouds contemporary stories by American Indians - Rosen, Kenneth Mark 1938- (New York Viking Press, 1974)
Silko, L. The man to send rain clouds.--Ortiz, S. J. The San Francisco Indians.--Walters, A. L. Come, my sons.--Little, J. Whispers from a dead world.--Silko, L. Yellow Woman.--Ortiz, S. J. Kaiser and the war.--Groman, R. C. Nowhere to go.--Little, J. Impressions on turning wombward.--Silko, L. Tony's story.--Ortiz, S. J. A story of Rios and Juan Jesus.--Walters, A. L. Chapter I.--Silko, L. Uncle Tony's goat.--Ortiz, S. J. The killing of a state cop.--Popkes, O. L. Zuma Chowt's cave.--Silko, L. A. Geronimo story.--Ortiz, S. J. The end of Old Horse.--Silko, L. Bravura.--Littlebird, L. and the members of Circle Film. Saves a leader.--Silko, L. From Humaweepi, the warrior priest.--Notes by the contributors.
"A Richard Seaver book."
Keywords: American fiction -- Indian authors; Indians of North America -- Fiction; American fiction -- 20th century