These stories range from “The Vision of Hehaka’To,” with a Lakota Sioux hunting food for his starving family, to “Bonefish in Wyoming,” where a worn out cowhand struggles to land a prize—the ghostly bonefish of the Caribbean depths. The rest of the nine stories seem a bit meager. “The Fragile Commandment” possesses the sudden punch of a fist in the breadbasket as a brutal farmer is done in by a pitchfork. “Courting Miss Ellie” resonates with the eerie charm of shy love
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