“I spent five decades chasing the Ghost Dance across two continents — through the Amazon’s uncontacted tribes, through the cloud forests of Oaxaca, back to the Sicangu Lakota on Rosebud, where I helped to bring the true buffalo back home. I know what it is to carry sacred history into a world bent on erasing it. The Sacred Clown’s Modern West Trilogy carries that same weight, but it dares to laugh while doing it. That laughter is its own kind of medicine. Voorhees writes with the same instinct I’ve spent my life chasing: the old stories never actually left, they just found new machinery to haunt — the internet, the multiverse, the news cycle. This book knows exactly where those ghosts went.”