Here is a fascinating collection of true accounts dealing with the history, culture, art and religion of the Mojave Indians. While reading about them, you will experience the actual life of the people. Many elders have passed away. Hear their words in this book and go on a journey with them in the land of the Mojave Indians. Dreamers of the Colorado: The Mojave Indians will enrich readers with a fascinating array of myths, language, and history. While reading the book you will experience the actual life of the people. Dwelling along the banks of the Colorado River the Mojave still demonstrate a vital, contemporary culture, and this book celebrates that fact. --Julia Cronk, Native American, Western National Parks Association, Kelso, CA Many elders have passed away, gone now on a different journey,’ said Mojave Bird Dancer, Rosanna Hills, but O’Neil and Wittmer have captured the world of Mojave good dreams, ‘sumach ahot’, the life, art, history, and feelings of these great people. Read this book and you will go on a different quest, a journey to the land of the Mojave Indians. --Clifford J. Walker, author of Back Door to California: The Story of the Mojave River Trail, former Curator of the Mojave Valley Museum, Barstow, CA This is a fascinating collection of true accounts dealing with the history, culture, art, and religion of the Mojave Indians, a powerful and important tribe in the development of the American West. It is what I call a ‘leave it lying around’ book. You will return to it time after time for a good read of wonderful stories told by many different authors who knew those stories well. --Paul Smith, desert historian, 29 Palms, CA