Last Red Dirt Embrace by W.K. Stratton - WHA Winner 2023

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Last Red Dirt Embrace by W.K. Stratton - WHA Winner 2023Western Heritage Awards Wrangler Winner, Poetry, 2023 'Last Red Dirt Embrace' is the final book in a series. the 'Dreaming Sam Peckinpah Quintet.' This book is a single long poem that can be read as a series of related lyrical poems dealing with elements of the author's life and his responses to the death of his mother. The writer says in the preface, "the mother appearing in these lines is both my mother but also a metaphor."

The book is divided into nine sections

Growing up on the Navajo reservation not only taught him Native American traditions and customs but also provided him with a spiritual awareness and an interest in the heritage of all Native Americans

to become nationally famous as the star of the 101 Ranch Wild West Show

no urban sprawl

George Armstrong Custer devoted herself to defending or embellishing her husband’s reputation

Steeped in Cherokee myths and history

partake in quirky roadside attractions

He presents the full palette of sunrise and sunset hues

the National Museum of Wildlife Art located in Jackson Hole

'Last Red Dirt Embrace' is the final book in a series

but Native civilization did as well

Kit Carson

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