THE SUN HORSE
Native Visions of the New World
By Gerald Hausman
Introduction by Charles Dailey, The Museum of American Indian Arts
Lotus Light Paperback

This is a visionary anthology of Native American spirituality from the 17th century to the present. Included are speeches given by Indian elders and poems written by tribal people today. The accompanying art was selected at the museum archive of the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe. From the story of Deer Boy told by a San Juan Pueblo woman to the story of the Virgin of Guadalupe and the presence of mermaids in Biloxi Bay, The Sun Horse is a living tribute to the past and the present of native people in America. Another book that has found a place on the wisdom shelf of many classrooms.

"Gerald Hausman is a unique individual because he, like my students, is quietly sensitive to the world about him. His words are worthy because he can touch the feelings of those he writes about, whether these are feelings of pain, joy, anger, or just life in general."
- Charles Dailey, Professor of Museum Studies
The Institute of American Indian Arts

COYOTE WALKS ON TWO LEGS
A Book of Navajo Myths and Legends
By Gerald Hausman with illustrations by Floyd Cooper
Philomel Books; Ages 4-8

TURTLE ISLAND ALPHABET
A Lexicon of Native American Symbols and Culture
By Gerald Hausman with introduction by N. Scott Momaday

An American Bookseller Best Book

WILDERNESS
By Roger Zelazny and Gerald Hausman
Forge Books; Young Adult
Tor Books Mass Market Paperback

Best Adventure Book for the Teenage
selected by the New York Public Library

G.K. Hall Large Print Edition
Reprinted in Russian and Bulgarian