The raven steals the light

A story as sharp as a knife : the classical Haida mythtellers and their world

A story as sharp as a knife : the classical Haida mythtellers and their world

Masterworks of the classical Haida mythtellers ;

Nine visits to the mythworld

Masterworks of the classical Haida mythtellers ;

The raven steals the light

The raven steals the light

The black canoe : Bill Reid and the spirit of Haida Gwaii

Spirit of Haida Gwaii.

A story as sharp as a knife : the classical Haida mythtellers and their world

As sharp as a knife

Masterworks of the classical Haida mythtellers ;

Being in being : the collected works of Skaay of the Qquuna Qiighawaay

Masterworks of the classical Haida mythtellers ;

A story as sharp as a knife : the classical Haida mythtellers and their world

As sharp as a knife

Masterworks of the classical Haida mythtellers ;

Prologue: Reading What Cannot Be Written -- Goose Food -- Spoken Music -- The One They Hand Along -- Wealth Has Big Eyes -- Oral Tradition and the Individual Talent -- The Anthropologist and the Dogfish -- Who's Related to Whom? -- The Epic Dream -- The Shaping of the Canon -- The Flyting of Skaay and Xhyuu -- You Are That Too -- Sleek Blue Beings -- The Iridescent Silence of the Trickster -- The Last People in the World -- A Knife That Could Open Its Mouth -- The Historian of Ttanuu -- Chase What's Gone -- A Blue Hole in the Heart -- The Prosody of Meaning -- Shellheap of the Gods -- 1 November 1908 -- How the Town Mother's Wife Became the Widow of Her Husband's Sister's Sons -- Haida Spelling and Pronunciation -- Haida as a Written Language -- Spelling of Other Native American Languages -- The Structure of Skaay's Raven Travelling.

Nine visits to the mythworld

Masterworks of the classical Haida mythtellers ;

Introduction: The Blind Poet of Sunshine and Sealion Town -- The Way the Weather Chose to Be Born -- Spirit Being Living in the Little Finger -- In His Father's Village, Someone Was Just About to Go Out Hunting Birds -- The Sealion Hunter -- The Myth of the One Who Got Rid of Nine of His Nephews -- Those Who Stay a Long Way Out to Sea -- Hlagwajiina and His Family -- The Names of Their Gambling Sticks -- A Red Feather -- Haida Spelling and Pronunciation.