Joaquin Miller byl americký básník, esejista a fabulista, známý svým osobitým stylem a barvitým životem. Jeho díla často čerpají z westernových témat a legend Divokého západu. Miller se ve své tvorbě zaměřoval na zobrazení přírody, svobody a individualismu, čímž si získal pověst jednoho z nejvýraznějších hlasů americké literatury své doby. Jeho poetický jazyk a epické příběhy odrážejí dobrodružného ducha a romantickou vizi amerického Západu.
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Set in the Sierra Nevada mountains, this literary exploration delves into the lives of the "First Fam'lies," blending the experiences of pioneers and Native Americans. Through poetic prose and vivid imagery, the author weaves together captivating tales that celebrate the wilderness and its inhabitants, showcasing the resilience and spirit of those who shaped the region's history.
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