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Speaking honestly and unreservedly about her life as a heroin addict, Christiane F. made this novel a shocking testimony, both about her own intimacy trapped in the nightmare of addiction.
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Nophaie, an educated Navajo, struggles between two worlds and ultimately dies tragically, leading an uprising against the whites who are systematically destroying his people. Today, it is considered one of the most important early American novels about th