James responds to his cancer mostly through bad jokes causing his wife, Norma, to leave him in the section titled, "The Approximate Size of my Favorite Tumor."
In one section of this work, one of the central characters is buying all the beers because he just got a "ton of money from Washington Water Power." Samuel the grandfather of that character leaves to clean motel rooms in the chapter titled, "A Train Is An Order of Occurrence Designed to Lead to Some Result." James responds to his cancer mostly through bad jokes causing his wife, Norma, to leave him in the section titled, "The Approximate Size of my Favorite Tumor." Adrian and another character discuss how drinking has ruined the aspirations of many members of their community including the main character's desire to play basketball in, "The Only Traffic Signal on the Reservation Don't Flash Red Anymore." In addition to "A Drug Called Tradition," this work is comprised of 21 interconnected vignettes, and tells of a Spokane Indian Reservation through the eyes of Thomas Builds-the-fire and Victor Joseph. For 10 points, name this work by Sherman Alexie, whose title refers to two characters from a radio show sparring in paradise.
In one section of this work, one of the central characters is buying all the beers because he just got a "ton of money from Washington Water Power."
The {Lone Ranger} and {Tonto Fistfight} in {Heaven}