Incomplete History of the American West
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forthcoming
Great Basin
history
linked collection
literary
Nevada
Old West
short stories
Sierra Nevada
West
Western literature
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- ISBN 9781647792565
- Dimensions: 140 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 04 Aug 2026
- Publisher: University of Nevada Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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An Incomplete History of the American West is a striking collection of twelve interconnected short stories that span 150 years across the stark, haunting landscape of the Great Basin. Moving chronologically through time, each story acts like a literary historical marker—pausing along the timeline to reveal a moment, a voice, a reckoning.
Rooted in the traditions of Western literature but unafraid to challenge them, author Gabriel Urza brings a fresh and unflinching perspective to stories that span race, class, and time. Unsentimental yet deeply humane, An Incomplete History of the American West asks readers to reconsider what the West truly means—and why the stories we tell about it still matter.
Rooted in the traditions of Western literature but unafraid to challenge them, author Gabriel Urza brings a fresh and unflinching perspective to stories that span race, class, and time. Unsentimental yet deeply humane, An Incomplete History of the American West asks readers to reconsider what the West truly means—and why the stories we tell about it still matter.
Gabriel Urza is a writer, attorney, and university professor from Reno, Nevada. He teaches fiction in the MFA program at Portland State University. He is the author of the novels The Silver State and All That Followed, as well as and The White Death: An Illusion and The Las Supper. He lives in Hood River, Oregon.
