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Climb the Wind: A Novel of Another America (Signed). by Pamela SARGENT, 1999-01-01 Eye of the Comet by Pamela Sargent, 1984 Rod Serling's Twilight Zone Magazine - October 1981 (Vol. 1, #7) by Robert Sheckley, Pamela Sargent, et all 1981-10-01 Amazing Stories November 1990 by Pamela Sargent, R. Garcia y Robertson, et all 1990-11-01 Amazing Stories November 1990 by Pamela Sargent, R. Garcia y Robertson, et all 1990-11-01 Climb the Wind, a Novel of Another America by Pamela Sargent, 1999 Worlds of If Science Fiction - January / February 1974 (Vol. 22, #3) by Leigh Brackett, Hal Clement, et all 1974-02-01 Gengis Khan - El Soberano (Spanish Edition) by Pamela Sargent, 1994-07 Amazing Stories 1974--February by Pamela Sargent, Gregory Benford, 1974-02-01 Fantasy & Science Fiction Magazine, December 1986 by Pamela Sargent, Richard Cowper, et all 1986-12 Climb the Wind a Novel of Another America by Pamela Sargent, 1999 Cloned Lives by Pamela Sargent, 1976-01-01 Isaac Asimov's 1995--June by James Patrick Kelly, Pamela Sargent. Contributors include Steven R. Boyett, 1995-01-01 Star Trek the Next Generation by Pamela And Zebrowski, George Sargent, 1996

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84. Pamela Sargent: Climb The Wind
    by pamela sargent. HarperPrism. pamela sargent s Climb the Wind is not the firstalternate history which postulates Indian victory over the Americans.  
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    Extractions: CLIMB THE WIND by Pamela Sargent HarperPrism 436pp/$25.00/December 1998 Cover by Carl D. Galian Reviewed by Steven H Silver Pamela Sargent's Climb the Wind is not the first alternate history which postulates Indian victory over the Americans. It isn't even the only recent one (Jake Page's Apacheria and Operation: Shatterhand come to mind and Orson Scott Card's "Alvin Maker" series seems to be heading in that direction). It may, however, be the best and most realistic of them, granting Sargent the licence for the magic realism which she incorporates into the tale of Touch-the-Clouds, a Lakotan chief who is inspired by the tales of a Russian adventurer of the exploits of Ghengis Khan. Climb the Wind tells the story of Touch-the-Clouds, this latter day American khan, through the eyes of some of his associates. Although the concept is relatively straight-forward with a seemingly telegraphed ending, Sargent incorporates several unexpected twists and turns throughout the novel with the result that the ending is not quite the conclusion that the reader expects when the start the novel. In fact, the twists come so frequently that eventually the reader gives up trying to predict what Sargent is going to do next. Many of Sargent's characters are living on the edge of their society. Lemuel Rowland and Katia Rubalev are Indians who have raised in European-American settings. Grisha Rubalev, Katia's guardian and Touch-the-Clouds's mentor, is a Russian-Inuit who has been dispossessed of his lands by the Seward purchase of Alaska. "Calamity" Jane Cannary is the sole survivor of the Seventh Cavalry attack on the Black Hills. All of these characters are catalysts for Sargent's history as they try to carve out a place for themselves to fit in. The major Indian characters, such as Touch-the-Clouds, Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull are attempting to avoid their own marginalization by creating their own empire which can stand up to the expansionist policy of the Americans.

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