Seasons of the Coyote: The Legend and Lore of an American Icon

by Philip L. Harrison (Editor)

A fixture in Native American lore, pioneer writings, environmental consciousness, and the daily lives of ranchers, the coyote is a multifaceted symbol and a cunning cohabitant. In this book, award-winning writers of the region and wildlife enthusiasts muse on the mystical and mundane presence of this elusive and fascinating creature. Over 100 photos.

Genres: Natural History

128 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1994

Reviews

[Sean]

The pictures were great, the essays mostly a little light, but not bad.

It is funny that in the '90s you could still, say, put out a book in Arizona where all the essayists refer to Native American Coyote stories and none of them be Native (that I noticed), and not even have to acknowledge there's a problem.