Websites
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Leslie Marmon Silko's biography at the Poetry Foundation.
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Laguna Pueblo history and culture at the website of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center.
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All about Leslie Marmon Silko's life and work, according to the Wikipedia-style website "Native Wiki."
Historical Documents
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Leslie Marmon Silko's interview with the German magazine Alt-X, in which she wonders whether or not she really is the first female Native American novelist.
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The New York Times reviews Silko's latest book, The Turquoise Ledge.
Video
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Leslie Marmon Silko gives a lecture for the University of Arizona's series on Poetics and Politics.
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Silko gives an interview about her latest book, The Turquoise Ledge, and tells us how to appreciate nature, even in the city.
Audio
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Performed by Laguna Pueblo Singers.
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Information on the Pueblo language of Keres, with links to some audio recordings of a few Keresan words.
Images
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Cover of the Penguin Books edition.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the author herself.
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Photos of Pa'to'ch, the butte near Tayo's ranch that Ts'eh seems to feel strangely attracted to.
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You're welcome. (Actually, kudos go to Professor Robert Nelson at the University of Richmond. Thanks, Professor!)