Stone Song by Win Blevins

Stone Song by Win Blevins

Nominee for the Pulitzer and winner of the Spur Award, 'Stone Song' is the classic, and extraordinarily told, story of the Lakota Sioux mystic warrior, Crazy Horse. Of all the iconic figures of Native American history, Crazy Horse remains the most enigmatic. To this day he strides across American history as a man who lived-and died-on his own terms.

"'Stone Song' is a deeply spiritual story about the soul journey of a great and mysterious American hero." ~ The Dallas Morning News.

Ridiculed as a boy for his white-man looks, he called for a vision, and received a great one . . . a vision that would shape his life. He was to fight for his people. In order to be successful, he must not accept traditional Lakota finery, rewards, and would sacrifice the dream of a wife and children. By following his vision, and his destiny of that as a mystic warrior, he was able to lead his people to their greatest victory-the defeat of General Custer at the Battle of the Little Bighorn.

Called to his monumental task, and tortured by his deeply passionate love of a woman, Crazy Horse found peace only in battle. Drawing inspiration from the eternal wisdom of his people, he discovered the means to defeat the U.S. Army at its own deadly game.

Come enjoy this new 20th century Anniversary Edition with an intimate introduction by the author, Win Blevins.

Lend Your Heart to the Hawks, Stone Song, his prize-winning tale of Crazy Horse, Charbonneau, Rock Child, and RavenShadow, as well as the Rendezvous novels, are written by Win Blevins, an expert on the Plains Indians and the fur-trade era of the West. He and his wife Meredith, who is also a author, live in Utah.