In the first section of The Horse Who Bears Me Away, "The Fall," an assortment of characters descend inwardly to the point of personal despair. In the second section, "Anywhere but Omaha," they begin, with difficulty, to see more clearly who and what they are and to climb their way out of the nadir. In the final section, "Mutation," the characters embark on a path to transformation--an awakening into a new way of seeing and existing in a world...
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