Bram Stoker Award Best Novel Winner

Coyote Rage

by Owl Goingback

Summary

Drawing on Native American mythology, the novel follows the trickster Coyote as he schemes to ignite a war between the spirit world and humanity, while a small group must stand against the chaos he unleashes. Goingback weaves traditional creatures and legends into a modern supernatural conflict where ancient beings spill into the human realm. The book grounds its horror in Indigenous storytelling, using the trickster figure to drive a tale about balance, vengeance, and the thin border between worlds.

Historical Context & Significance

Owl Goingback, of Cherokee and Choctaw heritage, won his second Bram Stoker Award for Best Novel for this work rooted in Native American myth.