A separate peace; a novel.

Kinds of love

Rear-view mirrors

A prayer for Owen Meany

Peace breaks out

Something's gotta give [DVD]

Something's gotta give (Motion picture)

The Hotel New Hampshire

Uprooted Americans : essays to honor Oscar Handlin

The Cambridge history of Native American literature

Introduction : What was Native American literature? / Part I : Traces and removals (pre-1870s). Indigenous languages and the origins of American literary history / Unsettling colonial temporalities : oral traditions and indigenous literature / Early Native American literature and hemispheric studies / Performative cultures of early America / Nineteenth-century American Indian newspapers and the construction of sovereignty / Indigenous literacies in early New England / Part II : Assimilation and modernity (1879-1967). The multiplicity of early American Indian poetry / Native American literature in the 1930s / Black-Indian literature under Jim Crow / Transatlantic modernity and native performance / American Indian literature and post-revolutionary Mexico / I Kū Mau Mau (Standing Together) : native Hawaiian literary politics / Native women's writing and law / Part III : Native American renaissance (post-1960s). Rethinking the Native American renaissance : texts and contexts / Marginally mainstream : Momaday, Silko, Erdrich, and Alexie / Indigenous lives, visual autobiographies / Indigenous writing in Canada / Reservation realities and myths in American literary history / Mapping the future : indigenous feminism / Queer sovereignty / Contemporary indigenous American poetry / Contemporary Native North American drama / Part IV : Visions and revisions : 21st-century prospects. Native American horror, fantasy, and speculative fiction / Charting comparative indigenous traditions / The global correspondence of Native American literatures / Indigenizing the internet / Indigenous futures beyond the sovereignty debate / The leftovers / Can you see the Indian?