The Shadow Catcher : A Novel (Paperback)

from slatta

A terrific book and interesting approach. The only reason I didn't give it give stars is because I didn't love it as much as I did Evidence of Things Unseen.

from brenzi

The semi-historical, fictional story of Edward Curtis, famous photographer of Indians west of the Mississippi, that parallels that of the author's father. Beautiful prose, as usual from Wiggins and surprising humor. Excellent read.

from jphamilton

What a way to start a new year of reading—with a great book! I've never read anything by Wiggins and this book was a delight. She is very inventive and brought a lot to the table about Edward Curtis that was so new and fresh to me. It was great to read this excellent piece of fiction after having...

from andafiro

Never would have read her except for my Salman Rushdie fetish, and what a satisfying novel this turned out to be. It was incredibly fast, sweeping, and impeccably crafted. I''m looking forward to reading more of her works, but right now this is the only title available for the Kindle. Boo.

from Eye_Gee

I am going through this book much too quickly. In reading it, I have the strange sense that the author and I are friends in some parallel universe. Like her I am drawn to the west and to the native cultures that flourished there. Like her, I react in much the same way to our modern world. I like ...