A Generous Quantity of Fat
Paul Henley: Yes, People Were Cooked, 2 September 1999
Man Corn: Cannibalism and Violence in the Prehistoric American South-West
by Christy Turner and Jacqueline Turner.
Utah, 512 pp., $60, January 1999,9780874805666 Show More
by Christy Turner and Jacqueline Turner.
Utah, 512 pp., $60, January 1999,
Cannibalism and the Colonial World
edited by Francis Barker and Peter Hulme.
Cambridge, 309 pp., £13.95, August 1998,0 521 62118 6 Show More
edited by Francis Barker and Peter Hulme.
Cambridge, 309 pp., £13.95, August 1998,
Cannibals: The Discovery and Representation of the Cannibal from Columbus to Jules Verne
by Frank Lestringant, translated by Rosemary Morris.
Polity, 256 pp., £39.50, April 1997,0 7456 1697 6 Show More
by Frank Lestringant, translated by Rosemary Morris.
Polity, 256 pp., £39.50, April 1997,
Chronicles of the Guayakí Indians
by Pierre Clastres, translated by Paul Auster.
Faber, 256 pp., £9.99, June 1998,0 571 19398 6 Show More
by Pierre Clastres, translated by Paul Auster.
Faber, 256 pp., £9.99, June 1998,
“... Even before it was published, Christy and the late Jacqueline Turner’s Man Corn provoked media hubbub. Last November, the New Yorker published a long profile of Christy Turner, and soon afterwards the story was picked up in Britain. The Times dedicated half a page to a discussion of the book’s findings, and even reflected on them in a leader ... ”
