A new novel of the West deromanticizes the "winning" of the American frontier, using black, Indian, and female voices to retell the story. 20,000 first printing.

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Philip Kimball grew up working on his family farm before going to Germany as a Fulbright Scholar and returning to a variety of blue-collar jobs. Harvesting Ballads, his first novel, appeared in 1984 ("one of the year's most original novels"-Publishers Weekly), and Liar's Moon is his second. He lives in Lawrence, Kansas.

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