Crow Made the World
So said my friend Angela Sidney, a Tagish woman living in the Yukon. She was 89 years old the last time I visited her. We spent a weekend side by side (“Don’t tell your wife!” she teased), on the occasion of the fourth Northern Storytelling Festival. We sipped tea in a friend’s house, or sat by the...
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So said my friend Angela Sidney, a Tagish woman living in the Yukon. She was 89 years old the last time I visited her. We spent a weekend side by side (“Don’t tell your wife!” she teased), on the occasion of the fourth Northern Storytelling Festival. We sipped tea in a friend’s house, or sat by the river in Whitehorse – and I listened as she recreated the creation of the world. |
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