Leslie Marmon Silko

author, 'The Turquoise Ledge'

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Native American author, 1981 MacArthur fellow and winner of the Native Writers' Circle of the Americas Lifetime Achievement Award in 1994

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Leslie Marmon Silko: The Turquoise Ledge

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Leslie Marmon Silko: The Almanac of the Dead

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