by Edwin Hall
University of Alaska Press, 1999
Paper: 978-1-889963-02-0
Library of Congress Classification E99.E7H22 1998
Dewey Decimal Classification 398.2089971

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ABOUT THIS BOOK
Now a classic in northern literature, The Eskimo Storyteller brings to life the words of Eskimo elders for a new generation of readers. This collection of folktales from northwest Alaska includes stories populated by amazing creatures, hard-bitten hunters, and strong-minded women. Two master storytellers, Edna Hunnicutt and Paul Monroe, introduce readers to the guiding principles of daily life in the Arctic and chronicle the devastating results when those principles are violated. Elegant line drawings by Claire Fejes illustrate the characters and key events.

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