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The Mask Maker
By Diane Glancy
Volume 42 in the American Indian Literature and Critical Studies Series
A complex, subtle tale about flesh-and-blood human beings, this enchanting novel moves through themes of coping with alienation and loss and through questions of identity towards rediscovering beauty and joy in living.
“This is a short novel, easily read, but its themes of community and alienation, hiding and revealing, leave the reader with much to ponder.” Library Journal
“…the excellent match between story and form proves The Mask Maker a success.” Rain Taxi
“Glancy’s book, like one of Edith’s masks, is beautiful, challenging and fulfilling if you understand the message. It’s worth the effort.” Baton Rouge Advocate
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