American Indian Stories

Authentic Dene oral traditions retold by elder George Blondin and developed as a Dene Kede teaching resource. Covers medicine power, twin heroes, and Northern Indigenous storytelling.

George Blondin

Mabel Powers 1917 collection of twenty-seven Iroquois teaching stories about animals, the land, and the origins of customs, gathered from the Senecas who adopted her and named her Yeh sen noh wehs.

Mabel Powers

Daniel Brintons 1882 comparative study of the hero-myth tradition across Native American religions, examining Quetzalcoatl, Itzamna, Wiochon, and Manabozho as expressions of a shared symbolic structure.

Daniel G. Brinton

An 1891 anthology of North American Indian folk tales gathering creation stories, trickster cycles, and animal fables from the Algonquin, Chippewa, and other northern nations into a single volume of the Folk-Lore and Legends series.

J. B. Lippincott Company

A short collection of Pacific Northwest Indigenous legends about salmon and the Coyote trickster, drawn from Clackamas Chinook and other Columbia River traditions.

US Forest Service