The Metalithic Myth Motorvates Coyote tires of trying to educate people, he tires of fighting the unmasked monsters of modern mythology, and he tries to retire to a tropical paradise.

Following the Elusive Wolves of the Balkans

The forms presented here are an extension to the Metamorphoses, the Latin masterpiece by Publius Ovidius Naso, written in the year 8 A.D., that recounts a series of transformations of humans into animal, plant, and mineral forms. Ovid's stories range from remote mythic times to the founding of Rome. Poets have long recounted the stories of human beings being changed into other beings. These myths are repeated over and over in many cultures and many times. These myths show us how literally pigheaded humans can be and what just punishments or rewards are meted out; coincidentally, the myths may...

Modern Coyote stories, as Coyote moves to Kansas, learns to be a tree, runs for Congress, encounters other tricksters, such as Landy of the Lake and Monkey King, and fights the 5th generation industrial gods and the military for the right to stay free.

Coyote Recrudescent: The Monolithic Myth Multiplies (SubQuantum Endothermic Edition). These twisted takes on traditional tales of the Trickster detail the continued frenetic mythopoetic adventures of the ancient Coyote in post-modern civilization as he steals, cheats and lies for pleasure and profit. Coyote reenters the modern world, drawn back in by the popular retelling of traditional trickster stories around charcoal fires in trailer parks. The world is confusing, but he manages to steal big and live big. Finally tired of fighting, and dying from cancer, he retired to Flalaland, moving...

The best rejected] short stories on the virtual] planet These short stories have been collected from biologists, philosophers, mechanics, loggers, and others who rarely write fiction.

In the continuing escapades of the terrible trickster in the twenty-first century, Coyote takes a while to be reassembled by his faithful friends, but as the butt of jokes or focus of revenge he is still the center of attention and trickery in a Postmodern Landscape littered with persistent junk and gods.

Too independent for control, too foolish to stop to think or change, the unlikeable legend centers himself as the world turns in circles & he observes the decline & fall of the East & West. Coyote continues, civilization continues, falling continues, & story-telling continues-popcorn anyone? These are traditional trickster stories applied to modern civilization, as sophisticated robots and new gods vie for attention in the rush of consumption.

Coyote wants to be the center of the universe-and in a way he is, as he is closely targeted by several enemies who resent his free and grossly offensive lifestyle. With his lust for singing and dancing, and charming human celebrities, he regularly generates trouble. The gods in the new Pantheon at the Mall of the Planet get involved in trying to contain Coyote. His friends, from Fox and Badger, also have to duck bullets and knives. His mate Wakanda explores the universe, with two computer intelligences, Milie and Riki, who have both learned how to operate ratavas, that is, human bodies as...

Death barely keeps up with the new technology. He tries to practice by phone; he keeps clipping other cars with a Hummer he acquired; Skyping on his WiPad leads to mixed results; he ignores his WrisPuter, when it doesn't fall off. Hospitals often keep him waiting for days, screwing up his schedule. Although the new technology is confusing, the needs of the dying always remain the same. Death learns to spend more time with the dying, and often explains why death and life are not really in opposition; in fact death is necessary for the limit of life and its renewal.