This Giller prize winning novella raises questions about relations between man, nature and divinity. It includes poetry using oulipo, a way of revealing poetic meaning through sound rather than the written text. It is a good story as well as a provocative essay on our concepts of past and present divinity.
Author Biography
Robin Ridington, UBC
UBC Professor Emiritus of Anthropology
Publications on Dane-zaa, Omaha Tribe, First Nations History & Literature, oral history
