11 Works found in Native American/First Nations Mythology
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Forty from the Mirror by fresne
Native American/First Nations Mythology, Greek and Roman Mythology, African Diasporic Mythology, Near Eastern Mythology, Arthurian Mythology, Japanese Mythology, Chinese Mythology, Meso American Mythology, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), Cinderella - All Media Types, Christian Myth & History, Indian Mythology, Australian Mythology, Egyptian Mythology, South American RPF
3 May 2012
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Somewhere, there is a City where all myths and legends mix and stand on street corners to wait for the bus. Where skyscrapers hold secrets and the sirens desperately attempt to tell the truth via local cable. Any story can meet another, even ones that are real.
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- Part 8 of The City
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Elysian Fields by icarus_chained
Supernatural, Hindu Mythology, Norse Mythology, African Diasporic Mythology, Chinese Mythology, Greek and Roman Mythology, Native American/First Nations Mythology, The Bible
27 Apr 2012
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The run-up to 5x19 (Hammer of the Gods) from Kali and the gods' POV. The stage is almost set ...
Has some connection to the God Within, Goddess Without series, I think.
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- 1,092
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- 1/1
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- 4
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- 81
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Once And Then by icarus_chained
Supernatural, Norse Mythology, Hindu Mythology, African Diasporic Mythology, Greek and Roman Mythology, Native American/First Nations Mythology
22 Apr 2012
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Sequel to First And Last, And First Again. This time, the trick's on Lucifer.
AU version of 5x22 of SPN, wherein the gods kick Lucifer's ass. As biased towards other myths as SPN was to Abrahamic, I warn you. *sheepish*
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- Part 2 of God Within, Goddess Without
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First And Last, And First Again by icarus_chained
Supernatural, Norse Mythology, Hindu Mythology, African Diasporic Mythology, Native American/First Nations Mythology, Mythology - Fandom
22 Apr 2012
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Gabriel, Loki, and Kali. The first and last times he saw them.
Goes AU from 5x19
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- Part 1 of God Within, Goddess Without
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- 3,972
- Chapters:
- 1/1
- Kudos:
- 6
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- 153
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family connections by tigriswolf
Leverage, White Collar, Greek and Roman Mythology, Native American/First Nations Mythology, African Diasporic Mythology, Mythology - Fandom
17 Mar 2012
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Neal doesn't often talk about his family. / Parker said, "This is my grandpa Hermes."
[Two interconnected drabbles involving Hermes, God of Thieves.]
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Journey to the Southwest by fresne for lnhammer
Xî yóu jì | Journey to the West - Wú Cheng'en, Native American/First Nations Mythology
27 Dec 2011
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They continued to journey west until they came to a wide green river where the cypress grew thick. The cicadas hummed in the trees and in the still hot air, the Song of the South was sung.
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one wing in the fire by tigriswolf
Supernatural, Native American Mythology, Norse Mythology, Christian Myth & History
18 Sep 2011
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"You are a pretty bird," Coyote continues, "but we already have Raven. You'll need a different name." He nuzzles in, nosing against the junction between chin and neck. "You could be someone else's Raven," he says, nipping at Gabriel's skin. "Across the ocean, they have no sense of humor. You could teach them."
Unconnected drabbles about Supernatural's favorite trickster.
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In a time of drought, there can be many types of harvests.
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- 730
- Chapters:
- 1/1
- Kudos:
- 1
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- 38
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The Myth of Summer Rain by fresne for mjules
Hotel California - The Eagles (Song), First Nations Mythology - Fandom
14 Dec 2010
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“Ring-a-ding-ding,” yelled Coyote into the cool word stealing wind as the round moon, luna de nadie, shone down on the pale buildings clustered high on the hills above the king’s highway. “You’re right. It’s a trap.” Raven grinned and sped up. They both loved a good trap and a road trip. And Salvador Dali, which was fortunate, given what followed.
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This isn't returning. It's giving something back.
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Sedna lay face up to the falling snow. She looked up with eyes that never closed. A crab scuttled across a wide eye, but she did not blink. She had lost that trick.