"The Arrow-Maker" is a novel written by Mary Hunter Austin, an American writer known for her works focusing on the culture, history, and landscape of the American Southwest. Published in 1911, "The Arrow-Maker" is set in the fictional Pueblo village of Isleta in New Mexico.
The novel tells the story of Arrow-Maker, a Pueblo Indian craftsman, and his family. Through the eyes of Arrow-Maker's daughter, Tasay, the reader is introduced to the daily life, traditions, and spiritual beliefs of the Pueblo people. As Tasay navigates her coming-of-age journey, she encounters both the challenges and the beauty of her world.
Mary Austin's writing is characterized by its vivid descriptions of the Southwestern landscape and its sensitive portrayal of Native American culture. In "The Arrow-Maker," she explores themes such as the interconnectedness of humanity and nature, the importance of tradition, and the clash between indigenous beliefs and outside influences.
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