What Makes A South Dakotan? Edited by John E. Miller and Lenora Hudson

What makes a South Dakotan? Opinions vary. In this compilation of stories, poems and photos submitted by current and former residents of South Dakota, you will find numerous unique responses to the question. This publicationis the fifth in the series of South Dakota Stories books created through the efforts of the South Dakota Humanities Council. Other volumes include One Room Country Schools, Country Congregations, On the Homefront and Life on the Farm & Ranch.

Paperback
291 pages
Colored Images
ISBN: 978-0-9632157-8-9

About the author: John E. Miller was a historian and author known for his extensive research and writing on various historical topics. He taught American history at South Dakota State University for nearly 30 years. Miller's work often focused on small-town life and historical figures, and he was known for his meticulous research and detailed storytelling. 

Image description: The cover illustration has a dark brown background, with the title printed at the top of the cover. Beneath the title there is a photograph of a group of people at a restaurant engaging in a conversation. The subtitle is printed underneath the photograph.