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Folklore and Heritage contains translations and retellings of myths, legends and folk tales (including some modern urban legends) from different cultures. However, there may be a slight bias towards the Celtic and Germanic heritage. Both well-known, definitive versions and original retellings will be presented
Selected tales, episodes, or chapters will be free to download as pdf documents, and the complete works will be available for purchase a reasonable time after the initial publication. In addition to the pdf copies of the tales themselves, these pages will also include synopses, and author information.
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Tyrolean Tales | new English retelling of Kinder- und Hausmärchen aus Tirol collected by the Zingerle Brothers | Download Chapter | ||||||
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Brüder Zingerle | German edition of Kinder- und Hausmärchen aus Tirol edited by Ignaz Vincenz Zingerle | Download Chapter | Vorede von I. V. Zingerle | |||||
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Yorkshire Oddities | Anecdotes and apocrypha collected by Sabine Baring-Gould | Download Chapter | Kachu Gwirion about ... | |||||
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The Ancient Irish Epic Tale Táin Bó Cúalnge | Joseph Dunn's 1914 translation of The Cattle Raid of Cooley from the Book of Leinster | Download Chapter | Joseph Dunn's preface | |||||
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The Ingoldsby Legends | Humorous retellings of myths, legends and folk tales in prose and verse by Thomas Ingoldsby, first published in 1840. | Download Chapter | Kachu Gwirion about ... |
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The Mabinogion | the definitive 1838 retelling of the Red Book of Hergest by Lady Charlotte Guest. | Buy eBook | Kachu Gwirion about ... |
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