"What'd they use in the old days, wood? Horn? A bladder? The skullcap of a wolverine, because the old days were metal as hell"
Holy crap! I didn't realize I needed a book like this so bad until I was half way through and in love!
Seriously, from the representation to the great use of wit, humor, and terror, the author paints a complex world of intrigue that I could gush about forever. Native American mythology is an amazing subject and so few people (in the USA for sure) have ever been exposed to it that everything came off as fresh and new. In addition, the commentary throughout the book about being an indigenous person and the trails that come with that in a society that has all but abandoned you.
A great, fast read and a really wonderful fresh voice to horror and fiction!
Holy crap! I didn't realize I needed a book like this so bad until I was half way through and in love!
Seriously, from the representation to the great use of wit, humor, and terror, the author paints a complex world of intrigue that I could gush about forever. Native American mythology is an amazing subject and so few people (in the USA for sure) have ever been exposed to it that everything came off as fresh and new. In addition, the commentary throughout the book about being an indigenous person and the trails that come with that in a society that has all but abandoned you.
A great, fast read and a really wonderful fresh voice to horror and fiction!