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Giving birth to Thunder, sleeping with his daughter : Coyote builds North America

One of the most enduring characters in Native American mythology comes boldly and brilliantly alive in sixty-eight tales of magic and wonder from National Book Award-winning author Barry LopezAccording to Native American legend, Old Man Coyote created the earth and humankind, arranged the heavens, and brought fire and death to the world. Cunning and canny, he is a trickster, a devil, a warrior, a lover, and a fool. A magical creature of insatiable appetites, he is forever scheming, yet finds all too often that his ingenious intrigues are ultimately turned back upon himself. In Giving Birth to.

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  • "One of the most enduring characters in Native American mythology comes boldly and brilliantly alive in sixty-eight tales of magic and wonder from National Book Award-winning author Barry LopezAccording to Native American legend, Old Man Coyote created the earth and humankind, arranged the heavens, and brought fire and death to the world. Cunning and canny, he is a trickster, a devil, a warrior, a lover, and a fool. A magical creature of insatiable appetites, he is forever scheming, yet finds all too often that his ingenious intrigues are ultimately turned back upon himself. In Giving Birth to."@en
  • "Prankster, warrior, seducer, fool & ndash; Old Man Coyote is the most enduring legend in Native American culture. Crafty and cagey & ndash; often the victim of his own magical intrigues and lusty appetites & ndash; he created the earth and man, scrambled the stars and first brought fire ... and death. Barry Lopez & ndash; National Book Award-winning author of Arctic Dreams and recipient of the John Burroughs Medal for his bestselling masterwork Of Wolves and Men & ndash; has collected sixty-eight tales from forty-two tribes, and brings to life a timeless myth that abounds with sly wit, erotic adventure, and rueful wisdom."@en

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  • "Hört die Geschichte vom Listigen Coyote : die unerhörten Abenteuer des großen Zauberers... : indianische Mythen und Legenden"
  • "Hört die Geschichte vom Listigen Coyote : die unerhörten Abenteuer des grossen Zauberes, listigen Kriegers und heiligen Clowns Coyote : Indianische Mythen und Legenden"
  • "Giving birth to Thunder, sleeping with his daughter : Coyote builds North America"
  • "Giving birth to Thunder, sleeping with his daughter : Coyote builds North America"@en
  • "Giving birth to thunder, sleeping with his daughter : Coyote builds North America"
  • "Der listige Coyote : was sich Indianer am Lagerfeuer erzählen"
  • "Giving birth to thunder, sleeping with his daughter coyote builds North America"
  • "Hört die Geschichte vom listigen Coyote : die unerhörten Abenteuer des großen Zauberers, listigen Kriegers und heiligen Clowns Coyote : indianische Mythen und Legenden"
  • "Hört die Geschichte vom listigen Coyote : die unerhörten Abenteuer des großen Zauberers, listigen Kriegers und heiligen Clowns Coyote ; indianische Mythen und Legenden"
  • "Giving birth to Thunder, sleeping with his daughter : coyote builds North America"@en
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  • "Giving birth to Thunder, sleeping with his daughter Coyote builds North America"@en
  • "Giving Birth to Thunder, Sleeping with His Daughter Coyote Builds North America"@en
  • "Giving Birth to Thunder, Sleeping With His Daughter"@en

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