“One of the many facets of Navajo culture that appeals to me is the lack of value attached to vengeance. This ‘eye for an eye’ notion pervading white culture is looked upon by the Diné as a mental illness.” — Anne Hillerman Copy Share Image
“Navajo Police lieutenant Joe Leaphorn, retired, paused for effect, pushing away the plate of toast crumbs and empty packets of grape jelly so he could rest his forearms on the table. “Wouldn’t you think she’d be offering to do me… — Anne Hillerman Copy Share Image
“One of the many facets of Navajo culture that appeals to me is the lack of value attached to vengeance. This ‘eye for an… — Anne Hillerman Copy Share Image
“The editor was Harper & Row’s legendary mystery expert, Joan Kahn. He’d sent her a letter asking her opinion after his agent had advised… — Anne Hillerman Copy Share Image
“She loved to stand in the produce section when the sound of thunder came over the speakers, followed by the mist that sprayed the… — Anne Hillerman Copy Share Image
“Navajo Police lieutenant Joe Leaphorn, retired, paused for effect, pushing away the plate of toast crumbs and empty packets of grape jelly so he… — Anne Hillerman Copy Share Image
