"In [Returning to the Lakota Way], Marshall eloquently delivers some hard truths in a soft package. His message for today's world: we will surely sink beneath the floodwaters of tomorrow if we do not embrace the wisdom of yesterday." --Joseph Starita, author of I Am a Man: Chief Standing Bear's Journey for Justice

"Wise words by an authentic representative of Lakota culture...[The Lakota Way] is an inspirational book of a high order." --Kirkus Reviews

"In [Returning to the Lakota Way, Marshall] reminds his readers that even in the overstimulated, overstressed 21st century, the greatest peace is to be found in simple, universal values and quiet contemplation." --Kirk Ellis, writer/producer of TNT's Into the West and HBO's John Adams

"[Returning to the Lakota Way] is certain to become a classic in Native American literature as well as a guide for anyone who seeks larger spiritual truths. Marshall, a Sicangu elder, is well on his way to becoming an elder for all of America." --Roger Welsch, author of Embracing Fry Bread: Confessions of a Wannabe

"The Lakota have a wisdom that transcends the ages, and Joseph Marshall delivers it with grace and power in [The Lakota Way]." --Marianne Williamson

"Marshalls gloriously poetic and sweeping chronicle ushers in a new genre of American history [in The Journey of Crazy Horse]." --Peter Nabokov, author of Native American Testimony

"Using his skills as a historian along with the oral histories Marshall collected from the children and grandchildren of contemporaries of Crazy Horse, he freshly characterizes the charismatic leader [in The Journey of Crazy Horse]." --Booklist

"[The Journey of Crazy Horse] a vivid, haunting biography that acknowledges the author's boyhood hero worship but avoids hagiography." --Publishers Weekly