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 Popol Vuh, The Mayan Book of the Dawn of Life Dennis Tedlock (Editor) LITERATURE • 1996 • PAPER • 388 PAGES  E-mail this page  Printer-friendly version
The definitive, unabridged collection of creation myths and stories of the Quiche people, fundamental to understanding the worldview of the highland Maya. First transcribed into Latin in the 17th century, then revised and expanded in the 1990s by Dennis Tedlock, who consulted contemporary Maya. Carlos Fuentes called it "The Maya Bible."
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