Far Canyon

In The Far Canyon, Elmer Kelton continues his compelling storytelling by exploring a pivotal era on the Wild West plains, focusing on one man's quest for peace amid a transforming landscape. The novel vividly depicts the decline of the buffalo and the rise of cattle ranching, offering an intimate look at how these changes affected both the land and its people. Kelton's detailed narrative provides a personal history of a significant period, inviting listeners to consider its impact through the experiences of his characters.