Sedna, Goddess of the Sea
In the frozen lands of the far north, where the wind howls across endless fields of snow and the sea glitters with cold light,
The Raven Who Stole the Sun
In the earliest time, when the mountains were still young and the oceans lay in shadow, the world was wrapped in darkness. No light
The Condor’s Bride
On the high plateaus of Bolivia, where the air is thin and cold as glass, a young woman named Chaska lived with her family
The Weaver and the Spirit of the Mountain
Long ago, in a highland village beneath the snowy crown of Ausangate, there lived a young woman named Yura who was known for her
The Jaguar and the Hummingbird
Deep in the Amazon rainforest, before the first canoe cut the river’s skin, the animals lived by one law — the strong rule, and
The Condor and the Shepherd Girl
High in the Andes mountains, where the clouds brush stone and the air tastes of snow, there lived a girl named Amaya, who herded
The Fire Mountain of Honduras
In the green highlands of Honduras, when the stars hung low and fireflies danced like embers, the Lenca people told how the mountains first
The Monkey Brothers and the River Spirit
In the jungles of what is now Belize, there once lived two monkey brothers — Chico and Mano. They looked alike but could not
The Legend of the Two Volcanoes
Long before Mexico City rose from the lake, the valley belonged to the gods of the Aztecs, and the mountains were alive with spirit.
La Llorona — The Weeping Woman
In a small village along the banks of the Río Grande, people once whispered that the wind itself could weep. When the moon rose
