Coyote and the Book Built to Burn

Tony “Coyote” Perez has been building and striking Black Rock
City since 1996, back when it had a tenth of the population and a
tenth of the stability and user-friendliness. Two long years
later he co-founded BRC's Department of Public Works and has been
the City Superintendent ever since. He’s the “Bard of the
Desert,” the blogger “Coyote Nose,” and Burning Man’s first
Storytelling Fellow. His book is “Built to Burn: Tales of the
Desert Carnies of Burning Man” and it’s, uh, creative
nonfiction...


Stuart and Andie talk with him about the sketchy days of early
Burning Man, the widows of Gerlach, a territorial cattle rancher,
and a helicopter Sheriff who loses his cool. 


WARNING: Contains descriptions of a graphic nature that made
people lose their cool. Once you hear it, you can’t unsee it in
your mind. 


Harley K DuBois tells the tale of meeting Coyote on his first day
at Burning Man, and the next day, meeting an entirely different
version of him.


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https://journal.burningman.org/author/tperez/


https://www.tonycoyoteperez.com/


https://www.facebook.com/tony.perez.9484


Twitter: @tonycoyoteperez


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