Tales of the Klamath River

Set in 1939, the story follows a family's journey from Oklahoma Indian Country to California in search of gold and a return to their ancestral ways. Amidst the historical backdrop of the interwar period, the narrative explores the lives of those who continue to embrace traditional customs, highlighting the isolation and unfamiliarity of Indian Country to the broader white population and Californians. The book delves into themes of heritage, survival, and the clash of cultures during a transformative era.