Presented here are 10 authentic retellings of traditional Haida myths and folktales. The stories range from bawdy tales of how the first Haida were brought to the Queen Charlotte Islands, to poignant narratives of the complexities of love in a world where animals speak, dreams come alive, and demigods, monsters, and people live side by side. 10 illustrations. Read More
Presented here are 10 authentic retellings of traditional Haida myths and folktales. The stories range from bawdy tales of how the first Haida were brought to the Queen Charlotte Islands, to poignant narratives of the complexities of love in a world where animals speak, dreams come alive, and demigods, monsters, and people live side by side. 10 illustrations. Read Less
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These lovely and puzzling tales throw light on the curious lore of the Haida Indians, a world where humans morph easily into creatures and objects, and dreams blend with reality. The Raven rules over this world, a character full of caprice and impetuousness, manipulating the peoples he encounters, and occasionally being outwitted by them.
