Spiderwoman’s Dream
“Spiderwoman’s Dream” by Alicia Otis is a First Edition published by Sunstone Press in 1987. This 63-page work presents original poetic interpretations of traditional characters from Southwestern Indian mythology, such as Spiderwoman, Crow-mother, and Coyote, reimagined in contemporary language and settings. The book is written in English and features unique illustrations by the author that complement the poetic narratives.
Readers will find a blend of literary criticism and poetry that explores themes related to Indigenous Peoples in the Americas. Through her work, Otis draws on her personal experiences and knowledge of Indian mythology, lore, and customs, offering a fresh perspective on these traditional figures. The creative drawings enhance the text, making this edition a distinctive exploration of modern interpretations of ancient myths.
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Using traditional characters from Southwestern Indian mythology, Alicia Otis has written original poetic interpretations for our modern times. Spiderwoman, Crow-mother and Coyote are reincarnated in contemporary language and settings. These new myths have also been illustrated in unique and creative drawings by the author. Alicia Otis was first exposed to Southwestern Native American culture by her grandfather who had an extensive collection of Indian artifacts. She soon was able to acquire first-hand knowledge of Indian mythology, lore and customs when her family moved to the Southwest.
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