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After encountering a coyote out in the wild, and doing some research, I've come to the conclusion that I strongly identify with the coyote, although I wouldn't call it my spirit animal. We're both lanky big-eared weirdos who mostly keep to themselves and live on the fringes on society.
So I'm curious, is there any good fiction in the form of books, movies/TV shows, or short stories that feature a coyote-like protagonist? I know the main character from Nightcrawler was based on a coyote, so I'm interested in stuff like that.
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Coyote Blue by Christopher Moore features the trickster god himself as one of the main characters. An Hilarious and clever novel, like all of this author's books.
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>>17307274
Not op, but I was looking for some good books to read and that certainly sounds like something to add to my list. Thanks.
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>>17307222
Not quite the same thing here, but the book "Wolfen" is pretty good
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My car bumper was strongly impacted by a 75mph coyote. The two met squarely and left an impression on eachother.
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>>17307222
Go back to tumblr, you special snowflake freak.
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>>17307222
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWpeyoCZIKU
This is a pretty good video
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>>17307854
I said I identify "with" the coyote, not "as" a coyote
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>>17307222
According to the Syilx and other interior salish peoples, coyote was a trickster spirit, known as Senklip. One legend says that sagebrush first grew where Coyote urinated
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>pack animals mostly keep to themselves
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>>17310217
Although they typically live in a pack of up to 4 individuals, the coyote spends most of his day hunting alone.
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