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SF novelist's debut ‘Big Chief’ illuminates modern life on a Midwestern reservation - Local News Matters
San Francisco writer Jon Hickey, a member of the Lac du Flambeau Band of Chippewa Indians from Wisconsin, tells a riveting and complex story set on a fictional reservation in his new, first novel. In “Big Chief” (Simon & Schuster, 319 pages, $28.99, April 8, 2025), the 5,000-member Passage Rouge Nation is financed by a corporate casino and resort, but tribal president Mack Beck and his childhood friend Mitch Caddo, the youngest ever tribal oper…
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