John G. Neihardt Boeken

Set in 1922, this collection of verse captures the adventures of trappers and traders exploring the vast wilderness in pursuit of furs. Through vivid storytelling, it chronicles their journeys from the British boundary to Mexico and across the Missouri to the Pacific. Notable poems include "Graybeard and Goldhair," "The Awakening," "The Crawl," "The Return of the Ghost," and "Jamie," each reflecting the rugged spirit and challenges faced by these early adventurers. Notes by Julius T. House enhance the narrative's historical context.

Set against the backdrop of the Old West, this volume captures the enduring spirit and struggles of both settlers and Native Americans. Through the lens of epic poetry, it recounts the bravery of legendary figures like Crazy Horse, Red Cloud, and Sitting Bull, alongside pivotal events such as the Little Bighorn and Wounded Knee. John G. Neihardt weaves historical narrative with personal interviews, including his encounter with Lakota healer Nicholas Black Elk, creating a poignant exploration of culture and conflict in American history.

The famous story of the Lakota healer and visionary, Nicholas Black Elk.

Exploring the themes of love and virility, this collection features twenty-seven erotic poems by John G. Neihardt, reflecting his passions shortly after marrying sculptor Mona Martinsen. The poems capture the intense attraction between men and women and the camaraderie among male friends. Neihardt's work seeks a balance between the material and spiritual, blending the erotic with the divine. Through pieces like "A Vision of Women" and "Lonesome in Town," readers gain insight into the poet’s personal desires and aspirations, offering a unique glimpse into his creative journey.

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This delightful collection of poetry for children features some of the finest poets of the twentieth century, including Robert Frost, Langston Hughes, and Carl Sandburg. With lively illustrations and accessible language, this anthology introduces children to the joys and beauty of poetry.

This gripping novel tells the story of a young man named John who travels to the American West in search of adventure, only to find himself caught up in a life-and-death struggle with a notorious outlaw. The book is notable for its vivid descriptions of the Western landscape and its nuanced portrayal of the characters involved in the conflict.