Early in the twentieth century, a Sioux woman named Zitkala-Sa
published these fourteen Native legends that she had learned during
her own childhood on the Yankton Reservation. Her writing talent,
developed during her education back east, was put to good use in
recording from oral tradition the exploits of Iktomi the trickster,
Eya the glutton, the Dragon Fly, and other magical and mysterious
figures, human and animal, known to the Sioux. Until her death in
1938, Zitkala-Sa stood between two cultures as preserver and
translator.
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