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Great North
In my dreams of Canada, I’ve found a connection to Native American myth and legend. Once again, my dreams have taken me from the personal to the collective. “Canada” may appear in my drea… more →
Myth Steps
Japanese folktale: The Woman Who Became an Oni
Christine wrote 2 days ago: The following is a translation I did of a Japanese folktale. It is a very old story; the author and … more →
Great North
Michael Patton wrote 1 week ago: In my dreams of Canada, I’ve found a connection to Native American myth and legend. Once again, my … more →
Review: Kung Fu Kitty
Peggy Tibbetts wrote 1 week ago: Kung Fu Kitty By Lauri Bortz Illustrated by Marianne Nowottny Abaton Book Company September 2009 11 … more →
The Tragedy of Kuchisake Onna (Oddities)
labrattish wrote 2 weeks ago: For those of you coming from Whirled and wondering why there’s a Lamborghini smashing through … more →
Pan Twardowski
Lawrence wrote 1 month ago: Another page from my re-telling of this polish folktale. … more →
Pan Twardowski
Lawrence wrote 1 month ago: From a Polish folktale. … more →
~ Two More Movies by Miyazaki!!
sininenchan wrote 1 month ago: Though I haven’t seen “Ponyo” yet… Anyways, I just read on Aftonbladet … more →
Zombuki Pullip Idyll
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Brigitte wrote 1 month ago: Tell me of things changed, And things that cannot be seen; Cascading feathers. … more →
The Little Red House with No Doors and No windows and a Star Inside
thekittycats wrote 1 month ago: There was once upon a time a little boy who was tired of all his toys and, tired of all his play. … more →
Twelve Months
thekittycats wrote 2 months ago: A Slavic “Cinderella” and timeless story from Rafe Martin The original Russian fairy tal … more →
The Legend of the Taganu, A Folk Tale
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Michele Arduengo wrote 2 months ago: “Six dozen eggs?! Grandma, are you sure that is right? What are you making? Where did you get this r … more →
Pan Twardowski
Lawrence wrote 2 months ago: A few illustrations from a Polish folktale, retold and illustrated by yours truly. unpublished … more →
The Princess and the Pea - and the New CDs.
inklesstales wrote 5 months ago: The Princess and the Pea A new retelling – this time, the Princess is an independent spirit … more →
Joyful Strife
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Michael Patton wrote 5 months ago: Any new mythology should provide us with some chuckles, giggles, cackles, guffaws, chortles, and per … more →
Grimm's Fairy Tales
thecamerawala wrote 5 months ago: I am a voracious hoarder when it comes to old books. It is not for my love towards any particular su … more →
WHAT DO YOU SEE?
Sheila wrote 5 months ago: This story has been retold countless times in countless ways over many centuries. It happened like t … more →
O Brother, where art thou?
Bard on a Bike wrote 6 months ago: O Brother Where Art Thou? 18th-19th April The Manwaring Bros - together again! One of my favourite r … more →
