Hal Borland When the Legends Die 1982 Bantam PB Special Edition Native American
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Hal Borland When the Legends Die 1982 Bantam PB Special Edition Native American. First published in 1963, this enduring novel explores the life of a young Ute boy torn between his ancestral traditions and the encroaching modern world. His works often combine lyrical prose with deep respect for the natural world and cultural traditions. Offered here is a 1982 Bantam Pathfinder Special Edition paperback of When the Legends Die by Hal Borland. First published in 1963, this enduring novel explores the life of a young Ute boy torn between his ancestral traditions and the encroaching modern world. The story resonates as both a coming-of-age tale and a powerful meditation on survival, culture, and identity. This special edition was released to coincide with the 20th Century Fox motion picture adaptation, making it a collectible tie-in for both readers and film memorabilia enthusiasts. About the Author: Hal Borland (1900–1978) was an American author and journalist best known for his writings on nature and Native American life. His works often combine lyrical prose with deep respect for the natural world and cultural traditions. When the Legends Die is considered his most celebrated work, frequently taught in schools and colleges for its cultural and literary significance. --- Condition Good to Very Good. Cover shows moderate shelf wear, creasing, and some edge rubbing consistent with age. Spine is intact with light wear, pages are tanned but clean and unmarked, aside from a prior owner’s name written on the inside cover. Binding remains sound, with no loose pages. Presents well for a 40+ year-old paperback.
