A book referenced in the jb3.1 context, likely a novel or theologically inflected text exploring themes of divine agency, trickster archetypes, or spiritual struggle, possibly with connections to coyote mythology or Christian theology.
Engages with the archetype of the liminal, trickster-like divine figure exploring the boundary between sacred and profane, order and chaos.
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