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Sacred Clowns
Author: Tony Hillerman

Yesterday a teacher was killed at a mission school on the Navajo Reservation, but today in the Tano Indian pueblo murder seems inconceivable as a tribal ceremony unfolds. The sacred kachinas have danced into the ancient plaza, and the koshare in their grotesque disguises have tumbled down from the rooftops to ape the foolishness of mankind. At... more »

ISBN: 475766
Publication Date: 1993
Pages: 305
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Publisher: Harper Collins
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback, Audio Cassette, Audio CD
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Jill J. (jilly) reviewed Sacred Clowns on 5/4/2005 + 29 more book reviews

Helpful Score: 2

A classic Tony Hillerman book. The story revolves around a crime committed on American Indian soil and the turmoil of the people surrounding the crime. Hillerman's books delve into the crime scene, crime fighting, while also depicting the lives of those surrounding the event. If you are a fan of crime writing, or a fan of Native American stories, this is a good read.

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