Thu Jan 22 23:13:47 2009 UTClccn-n50-35187Novelists, American--20th centuryAuthors, AmericanAuthors, American--20th century0.340.380.40Tony_Hillermann 50035187oca00070493a119013924Hillerman, TonyHillerman, Anthony G.(Anthony Grove)トニイヒラーマンlccn-sh91-5847Chee, Jim (Fictitious character)lccn-sh89-2525Leaphorn, Joe, Lt. (Fictitious character)lccn-n92-17839Guidall, Georgenrtlccn-no99-80690NetLibrary, Inclccn-no94-18831Recorded Books, Incnp-bondil, danieleBondil, Danièlenp-bondil, pierreBondil, Pierrelccn-no96-51684Marosz, Jonathannrtns-leaphorn joe fictitious characterLeaphorn, Joe (Fictitious character)lccn-nr91-34769Hieb, Louis A.Hillerman, TonyHillerman, Tony100Mystery fictionDetective and mystery storiesDetective and mystery stories, AmericanWestern storiesWar storiesAdventure fictionWar stories, AmericanDetective and mystery stories, EnglishBless me, Ultima (Anaya, Rudolfo A.)Setting (Literature)United States--Four Corners RegionFugitives from justiceWomen anthropologistsReporters and reportingAnaya, Rudolfo AUnited StatesHandbooks, manuals, etc.FolkloreZuni IndiansWestern storiesShort stories, AmericanLiterary collectionsAmerican prose literatureCivilizationLocal historyTravelUnited States.--Federal Bureau of InvestigationCriticism, interpretation, etc.Detective and mystery stories--AuthorshipInterviewsDetective and mystery storiesWest (U.S.)Aircraft accidents--InvestigationPictorial worksIndians of North AmericaVietnamCambodiaTalking booksLiteraturePlagueVietnam War (1961-1975)HistoryBiographyNovelists, AmericanDetective and mystery stories, AmericanAudiobooksSouthwest, NewHillerman, TonyLarge type booksNew MexicoIndian reservation policeUnited States--Southwestern StatesLeaphorn, Joe, Lt. (Fictitious character)Chee, Jim (Fictitious character)PoliceNavajo IndiansFiction19661970197119721973197419751976197719781979198019811982198319841985198619871988198919901991199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009122330book813.54ps3558.i45ocn043723109ocn244119805ocn263626592ocn166903546210104169席勒曼トニイ ヒラーマン3426528055ocn018041978sw018041978:lccn-n50-35187Truebook19880.35Hillerman, TonyMystery fiction

When two corpses appear amid stolen goods and bones at an ancient burial site, Navajo Tribal Policemen Lt. Joe Leaphorn and Officer Jim Chee must plunge into the past to unearth the astonishing truth behind a mystifying series of horrific murders.

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Another superior mystery involving American Indian policemen Chee and Leaphorn and the murder of another policeman. Annotation. The master's newest Chee-Leaphorn mystery with the usual informative Navajo anthropology.

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Washington politics and protest lead Chee and Leaphorn to cases of grave robbing and to a body that was found stripped of all identification. The 2 Navaho police officers, Jim Chee and Joe Leaphorn, featured together in the author's earlier A Thief of Time (1988) and Skinwalkers (1988) once more solve a puzzling, complex murder mystery set in New Mexico.

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First there was the trouble at Saint Bonaventure boarding school. A teacher is dead, a boy is missing, and a councilwoman has put a lot of pressure on Lieutenant Joe Leaphorn and Officer Jim Chee -to find her grandson. Sitting on a rooftop watching sacred clowns perform their antics in a Puebla ceremonial, Chee spots the boy. Then, suddenly, the crowd is in commotion. One of the clowns has been savagely murdered. Without a single due, On and Leophorn must follow a serpentine trail through the Indian dons and nations, seekig the thread that links two brutal murders, a missing teenager, a bond of lobbyists trying to put a toxic dump site on Pueblo land, and an invaluable memento given to the tribes by Abraham Lincoln in a fast-paced, flawless mystery that is Hillerman at his lyrical evocative, spellbinding best.

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PI Joe Leaphorn of Arizona investigates the murder of an Indian policeman for which an eagle poacher has been arrested. Leaphorn thinks someone else did it. By the author of The Fallen Man.

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Indian tribal policemen Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee investigate a casino robbery which killed a guard and wounded another. A manhunt takes them into the canyons of the Four Corners, a region bordering Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah.

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Lieutenant Leaphorn of the Navajo tribal police comes out of retirement for a solution to a case which eluded him 11 years earlier. The case was the disappearance of a local rancher, shortly after he inherited money, while on a hiking trip with his wife. Now his skeleton has been found.

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An American undertakes a dangerous search in Asia for his Amerasian niece. When his brother is killed in a helicopter crash and the Vietnamese wife dies soon after, Mathias Moon, a Colorado newsman, flies to find the girl. In the course of the search--from the teeming streets of Manila to the jungles of Cambodia--Moon finds himself too.

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The victim, well dressed but stripped of identification, is found at the edge of the vast Jicarilla Apache natural gas field just inside the jurisdiction of the Navajo Tribal Police, facing Sergeant Jim Chee with a complex puzzle. Why did the Washington office of the FBI snatch custody of this case from its local agents, cover it with secrecy, and call it a hunting accident? What was the victim seeking among the maze of pipelines and pumping stations in America's largest gas field? Was he investigating the embezzlement of billions of dollars from the Indian Tribal royalty trust in the Department of the Interior? On a level nearer to Chee's heart, did the photographs Bernie Manuelito took on an exotic game ranch near the Mexican border reveal something connected with this crime? Did Bernie, once a member of Chee's squad but now a rookie Border Patrol Officer, put herself in terrible danger? The author leads his readers through another of his intricate plots to the solution of this crime, with a cast of vivid characters: a Washington political mogul and his more-or-less renegade pilot a customs official who bends the rules a Mexican smuggler with a conscience and, finally, "Legendary Lieutenant" Joe Leaphorn, now retired, who connects the lines on a dusty old map to find the answers -- and the Sinister Pig -- among the great scimitar-horned oryx grazing on the historic Tuttle Ranch.

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Three shotgun blasts explode into the trailer of Officer Jim Chee of the Navajo Tribal Police. But Chee survives to join partner Lt. Joe Leaphorn in a frightening investigation that takes them into a dark world of ritual, witchcraft, and blood -- all tied to the elusive and evil "skinwalker." Brimming with Navajo lore and sizzling suspense, Skinwalkers brings Chee and Leaphorn, Hillerman's bestselling detective team, together for the first time.

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Hailed as "a wonderful storyteller" by the New York Times, and a "national and literary cultural sensation" by the Los Angeles Times, bestselling author Tony Hillerman is back with another blockbuster novel featuring the legendary Lieutenant Joe Leaphorn and Sergeant Jim Chee. Former Navajo Tribal Police Lieutenant Joe Leaphorn comes out of retirement to help investigate what seems to be a trading post robbery. A simple-minded kid nailed for the crime is the cousin of an old colleague of Sergeant Jim Chee. He needs help and Chee, and his fiance Bernie Manuelito, decide to provide it. Proving the kid's innocence requires finding the remains of one of 172 people whose bodies were scattered among the cliffs of the Grand Canyon in an epic airline disaster 50 years in the past. That passenger had handcuffed to his wrist an attache case filled with a fortune in diamonds-one of which seems to have turned up in the robbery. But with Hillerman, it can't be that simple. The daughter of the long-dead diamond dealer is also seeking his body. So is a most unpleasant fellow willing to kill to make sure she doesn't succeed. These two tense tales collide deep in the canyon at the place where an old man died trying to build a cult reviving reverence for the Hopi guardian of the Underworld. It's a race to the finish in a thunderous monsoon storm to see who will survive, who will be brought to justice, and who will finally unearth the Skeleton Man.

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Nothing had seemed complicated about the old "Golden Calf" case. A con game had gone sour. Wealthy old Wiley Denton had shot the swindler, called the police, confessed, and done his short prison time. No mystery there, except why did the rich man's bride vanish? And now, papers found by Sergeant Jim Chee and Officer Bernie Manuelito in a new homicide case connect the victim to Denton and to the mythical Golden Calf Mine.

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"Retired from the Navajo Tribal Police, Lieutenant Joe Leaphorn is called upon once again to solve a crime. This time it's Joe's last case, a case that remains unsolved and contines to haunt him."--From source other than the Library of Congress

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Two young boys suddenly disappear. One of them, a Zuni, leaves a pool of blood behind. Lt. Joe Leaphorn of the Navajo Tribal Police tracks the brutal killer. Three things complicate the search: an archeological dig, a steel hypodermic needle, and the strange laws of the Zuni. Compelling, terrifying, and highly suspenseful, "Dance Hall of the Dead" never relents from first page til last.

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Author's first mystery.

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Officer Jim Chee is drawn into his Navajo heritage as he investigates the bizarre theft of a box of trinkets--a theft that endangers his life as well as the life of a young schoolteacher .

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Reissued to tie-in with Hillerman's Coyote Waits. Tribal policeman Jim Chee goes after a killer-and on an odyssey of murder and revenge that moves from an Indian hogan and its trapped ghost to the dark underbelly of LA to a healing ceremony whose cure could be death. "A first-rate story of suspense and mystery"-The New Yorker. Old Joseph Joe sees it all. Two strangers spill blood at the Shiprock Wash-O-Mat. One dies. The other drives off into the dry lands of the big reservation, but not before he shows the old Navajo a photo of the man he seeks. This is all Tribal policeman Jim Chee needs to set him off on an odyssey that moves from a trapped ghost in an Indian hogan to the seedy underbelly of L.A. to an ancient healing ceremony where death is the cure, and into the dark heart of murder and revenge.

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After Sgt. Jim Chee discovers the body of a Navajo man with horribly flayed feet and hands, a number of apparently unrelated events leads him along a path of confusion. Was Chee being duped in a magician's elaborate sleight of hand?

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John Cotton is the perfect reporter, hearing and seeing it all, but never being noticed until he is caught in a nasty political cover up while searching for a colleague's murderer.

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Hillerman offers glances at where he found ideas for the plots of his books and the characters that inhabit them.

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Portrays Navajo country in the Arizona desert and describes the customs and culture of the native peoples.

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"In [an unforgettable memoir], fans will find the answer to the question the author is most often asked: how does he know so much about Native American culture? But they will also hear about a rich life, led with an unfailing optimism, that extends far beyond the world of his novels. Starting with his childhood in Oklahoma during the Great Depression, Hillerman's memoir covers a remarkable 76 years. It follows his military service in World War II to his current success. Along the way, Hillerman encounters people who have profoundly affected him and his way of thinking"--Container.

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Writers Terry Tempest Williams, William Kittredge, Rudolfo Anaya, Tony Hillerman, Maxine Hong Kingston, and Ivan Doig discuss their lives and works.

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Tony Hillerman reads excerpts from his works and discusses his craft, his influences, and his formula for mystery.

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Tape 1 focuses on contemporary authors lauded for their realistic portrayals of the lives and concerns of the region's inhabitants. They are Ivan Doig, Tony Hillerman, Maxine Hong Kingston, William Kittredge, Terry Tempest Williams and Rudolfo Anaya. Tape 2 is a portrait of the short story writer and poet Raymond Carver. Tape 3 profiles the Native American Pulitzer prize-winning author, painter, poet and teacher N. Scott Momaday. Tape 4 profiles Charles Johnson, a short fiction writer and screenwriter who won the 1990 National Book Award for his novel Middle Passage.

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Authors from the Southwest discuss their lives and their writings.

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Tony Hillerman reads excerpts from his works, mysteries set in the Navaho area, and discusses his influences and his writing process.

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