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Following Folktales Around the World
StorySpotting: Folklore in popular culture
Feminist Folktales
Girl in the Chair: Research for Storytellers
Diversity A to Z
WTF - Weird Things in Folktales
WTF Hungary - Weird Things in Hungarian Folktales
Fruit Folktales
Folktales of Endangered Species
Tarot Tales
Gemstone Folklore
Body Folktales A to Z
Women's Epics A to Z
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Saturday, November 22, 2014
The princess is a boy: Gender, sex and folktales
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I have repeatedly told people that I have this list on my English blog and have repeatedly been reminded that I don't (I wrote it in Hun...
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Friday, November 14, 2014
Yes, Grimm fairy tales are dark, and we like them that way
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News about a new edition of the Grimm fairy tales have been circling the Internet and popping up consistently on my Facebook wall. Headlines...
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Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Kentucky Storytelling Conference 2014 - Fun with friends
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It was so nice to be back in a place that has sweet tea, Southern accents, and three-dimensional geography. And even better to be among peo...
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Thursday, October 23, 2014
NaNoWriMo: The Good, The Bad, and The Story
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I don't even remember when I first heard about National Novel Writing Month . It must have been the first year I was studying in the USA...
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Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Call for Participants for a Survey on Bards and Storytellers in Role-Playing Games!
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Call to gamers in the tabletop role-playing field: I am looking for participants for a research project on Bards and other storyteller...
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Thursday, September 18, 2014
MythOff Bowling Green: Newbies take the cake!
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We had Bowling Green's (and, in fact, Ohio's) second ever MythOff event tonight! And we saw that it was fun. The venue was bran...
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Thursday, August 28, 2014
Read some quality historical fiction today!
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I found out big news today: Robert Merle's Fortune de France series, one of the great reading adventures of my youth, is finally being...
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