A Terrible Glory

The book offers a nuanced view of Custer amidst a broader Native American context. I'm curious what led to this specific approach and how it shapes the narrative.

The history is detailed, but I wondered if the narrative risks oversimplifying or romanticizing certain aspects of the Native perspective. Would love to hear others' thoughts.

The focus on certain individuals added depth, but I wonder what guided those choices and whether it was based on new research or storytelling goals.