A Caddo legend about Coyote the Trickster, who is always hungry...

Long ago in the ancient world of the Ojibwe Nation, the Clans were all located in one general area of that place known as Turtle Island.

The words of wisdom from Native American fathers has been with us for centuries. It is time that we listen to them.

An Ongiaras Tribe Myth, Retold by Phyllis Doyle Burns

19th Century Plains Indian Dresses by Susan Jennys is a "must have" book if you are making traditional style dresses for your regalia at a powwow.

A Tlingit Tale, retold by Phyllis Doyle Burns

in a large village, live the Zuni Kachinas, at the bottom of the mythical Lake of the Dead, which is in Listening Spring Lake.

The Cherokee Herbal, by J. T. Garrett, is a well-written book containing a wealth of information on herbs that the Cherokee peoples have used for generations for medicinal purposes.

A Miowak Myth, Retold by Phyllis Doyle Burns