Murray’s Reviews > Changing Woman: A Novel of the Camp Grant Massacre > Status Update
Murray
is on page 86 of 260
As the world building goes on for the set of characters from Tucson, as well as for the set of characters of the Apache, forces that will bring them into conflict are building also. The reader feels how unfortunate this is because reading about both groups living their Iives without the cruelty of open warfare is refreshing and fascinating. But this was Arizona in 1871. A different world from ours.
— Jan 24, 2024 11:09PM
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Murray
is on page 209 of 260
The men who raided and slaughtered Apache near Camp Grant (some 100 of them) are placed on trial for murder. This shocks and infuriates the citizens of Tucson who see Apache as the murderers and those who fight them as heroes.
— Jan 26, 2024 11:42PM
Murray
is on page 108 of 260
It’s strange when you do not want a story to progress. You are happy with the Apache at peace and the Anglos and Mexicans at peace. Let it remain that way. Let the story stop. Because if it goes forward there is violent death. And now it is going forward.
— Jan 25, 2024 10:31PM
Murray
is on page 40 of 260
The story is told by a young Mexican woman in Tucson AZ on the one hand, and a young Apache woman in the mountains nearby on the other.
— Jan 23, 2024 03:38PM
