01134cam a2200265u  450000100100000000300070001000500170001700700030003400800410003701000130007802000220009104000250011304300120013808200160015010000210016624500490018725000110023626000430024730000250029052004260031565000290074165000390077065100340080965500250084338055924 OCoLC 20190501161858.0ta000322s1998    nyu           000 1 eng    a97048894  a0060187263c24.00  aDLCcDLCdCTMdWaOLN  an-us-mn00a813/.542211 aErdrich, Louise.14aThe Antelope wife :ba novelcLouise Erdrich  a1st ed  aNew York, NY :bHarperFlamingo,cc1998  axii, 240 p. ;c25 cm  aRooted in the landscape of city life, yet continually influenced by the power of the Ojibwa family, the intricacies of Ojibwa language and religious belief, The Antelope Wife reflects the irrevocable patterns set in motion by certain fateful acts.The Antelope Wife is a story of connections in which history, lust, contemporary urban Native American life, hand-me-down names, and legends, as well as sacred myth, combine. 0aOjibwa IndiansvFiction. 0aIndians of North AmericavFiction. 0aMinneapolis (Minn.)vFiction. 7aLove stories.2gsafd