A. N. Irvano

Chicken River Dance A. N. Irvano

Young members of Ryan?s family are killed and he follows an inherent need to crush the crooks that run the killings. He is aided by Cecilia, a girl he has been getting to know for months and her mother, a shaman. Life in the Oakland projects can not move on until the extraordinary and unreal events are able to be questioned. Buoyed by the cultures, conversations, and characters of the people in it, small cultures can survive when small criminals exist. He lets his life's losses carry him to find that not everything, if anything, can be revolutionized or bettered in this life and time of the American West.