CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- FROM THE CENTER OF TRADITION: An Interview with Linda Hogan -- "HOW DO WE LEARN TO TRUST OURSELVES ENOUGH TO HEAR THE CHANTING OF EARTH?": Hogan's Terrestrial Spirituality -- HOGAN'S HISTORICAL NARRATIVES: Bringing to Visibility the Interrelationship of Humanity and the Natural World -- STORIED EARTH, STORIED LIVES: Linda Hogan's Solar Storms and Rick Bass's The Sky, the Stars, the Wilderness -- LINDA HOGAN'S "GEOGRAPHY OF THE SPIRIT": Division and Transcendence in Selected Texts -- RHETORICS OF TRUTH TELLING IN LINDA HOGAN'S SAVINGS -- CIRCLES WITHIN CIRCLES: Linda Hogan's Rhetoric of Indigenism -- VISIONING IDENTITY: Ways of Seeing in Linda Hogan's "Aunt Moon's Young Man" -- "THE INSIDE OF LIES AND HISTORY": Linda Hogan's Poetry of Conscience -- STANDING NAKED BEFORE THE STORM: Linda Hogan's Power and the Critique of Apocalyptic Narrative -- DANCING THE CHRONOTOPES OF POWER: The Road to Survival in Linda Hogan's Power -- BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION AND CHRONOLOGY-LINDA HOGAN -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- CONTRIBUTORS -- INDEX.