Desert Wife

This paperback edition of "Desert Wife" shows typical signs of wear for an ex-library copy, including library stamps. The cover is intact with minor edge wear, and the pages are clean and well-preserved. There is no dust jacket, as is common for paperback editions. Overall, it remains a sturdy and readable copy, suitable for collectors and readers alike.

"Desert Wife" by Hilda Faunce, first published in 1928, is a vivid account of frontier life in Arizona. This edition, printed by the University of Nebraska Press in 1981, features an introduction by Frank Waters and illustrations by W. Langdon Kihn. As a First Bison Book printing, it offers readers a glimpse into the challenges faced by pioneers and the Navajo Indians during the early 20th century. Hilda Faunce's narrative is both personal and historical, providing insight into the rugged lifestyle and cultural interactions of the time. This paperback edition is a valuable piece for those interested in biographies, frontier history, and Native American culture. Condition notes indicate it is an ex-library copy, adding to its unique provenance. The book is in good condition with some wear, making it a collectible item for enthusiasts of historical narratives.