1973) Coyote's Bones (San Francisco, Turtle Island, 1974) Indians in Overalls (Hudson Review, 1950; San Francisco, Turtle Island, 1973)', "his first linguistic field trip - in 1921 - to the Achumawi tribe" Indian Tales, A.A. Wyn and Hill & Wang (1953) Indian Tales were read live on KPFA radio in the 1949 (prior to book publication), and released as a recording "Home Among The Swinging Stars: Collected Poems," ed. Stefan Hyner (Albuquerque, La Alameda Press, 2006) The Lariat (San Francisco, Turtle Island, 1974) "Don Bartolomeo" (San Francisco, Turtle Island, 1974) Old Time Stories, Volume 1: Shabegok. Turtle Island, 1976 Old Time Stories, Volume 2: How The World Was Made. Turtle Island, 1976 Further reading A Jaime de Angulo Reader, edited by Bob Callahan The Music of the California Indians, edited by Peter Garland Jaime in Taos: The Taos Papers of Jamie de Angulo, by Gui de Angulo (Jaime's daughter) The Old Coyote of Big Sur: The Life of Jaime de Angulo, by Gui de Angulo Tracks Along the Left Coast: Jaime de Angulo & the Pacific Coast, by Andrew Schelling (Berkeley, Counterpoint, 2017). An Homage to Jaime de Angulo : a North American Ovid, by Eisenberg, Barry (Sonoma State University, English MA thesis, 1989) References External links Finding Aid for the Jaime de Angulo Papers, ca. 1890-1982, UCLA, Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library Jaime de Angulo papers at the California Language Archive Indian Tales from KPFA audio archives Jaime on native song Franz Boas Papers at the American Philosophical Society (includes de Angulo's 1927-1942 correspondence with Boas) American ethnomusicologists 20th-century American novelists 20th-century American male writers French emigrants to the United States University of California, Berkeley alumni 1887 births 1950 deaths French people of Spanish descent 20th-century American poets American male novelists American male poets American male short story writers 20th-century American short story writers Big Sur 20th-century American anthropologists 20th-century American musicologists