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CHÖN

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THTh

e Tu

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Pri

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sAnd

Oth

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ewly

Dis

cove

red

Fairy

Tal

esED

ITED

BY

ERIK

A EI

CHEN

SEER

AN

D M

ARIA

TAT

ARTR

ANSL

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WIT

H A

N I

NTR

ODU

CTIO

N A

ND

NOT

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ARIA

TAT

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LUST

RATE

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EN

GELB

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SÜSS

For t

he fi

rst t

ime,

Schö

nwer

th’s

Bava

rian

fair

y ta

les—

lost

unt

il a

few

yea

rs a

go w

hen

his m

anus

crip

ts w

ere

disc

over

ed in

a

Ger

man

mun

icip

al a

rchi

ve—

are

avai

labl

e in

Eng

lish.

Rec

orde

d w

ith m

inim

al li

tera

ry e

mbe

llish

men

t, th

ese

mor

e th

an se

vent

y st

orie

s brin

g us

clos

er to

the

oral

trad

ition

in w

hich

fair

y ta

les

are

root

ed a

nd re

volu

tioni

ze o

ur u

nder

stan

ding

of t

he g

enre

.

Edito

r Mar

ia T

atar

chai

rs th

e pro

gram

in fo

lklo

re a

nd m

ytho

l-og

y at

Har

vard

. Edi

tor E

rika

Eich

ense

er is

a h

istor

ian,

pre

serv

a-tio

nist

, and

dire

ctor

of t

he F

ranz

Xav

er v

on S

chön

wer

th S

ocie

ty.

“Sch

önw

erth

’s le

gacy

coun

ts a

s the

mos

t sig

nific

ant c

olle

ctio

n in

the

Ger

man

-spe

akin

g w

orld

in

the

19th

cent

ury.”

—D

anie

l Dra

scek

, Uni

vers

ity o

f Reg

ensb

urg

“Sch

önw

erth

’s ta

les h

ave

a co

mpo

sitio

nal fi

erce

ness

and

ener

gy ra

rely

seen

in st

orie

s gat

here

d by

th

e Br

othe

rs G

rim

m o

r Cha

rles

Per

raul

t.”—

The N

ew Y

orke

r

“[Th

is] n

ew co

llect

ion

of G

erm

an fo

lk st

orie

s…ch

alle

nges

pre

conc

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ns a

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man

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mos

t com

mon

ly k

now

n fa

iryt

ales

….M

any

of th

e st

orie

s cen

tre

arou

nd su

rpri

sing

ly e

man

cipa

ted

fem

ale

char

acte

rs.”—

The G

uard

ian

(UK

)

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EN

GU

IN C

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SIC

S P

AP

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nce a

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s hig

h Ro

man

tic im

agi-

natio

n, a

re m

anife

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arve

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nglis

h an

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eric

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hist

ory

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orne

ll, th

is co

llect

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torie

s of E

unic

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ole,

trie

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r atta

ckin

g a

teen

ager

and

bur

ied

with

a st

ake i

n he

r hea

rt; J

ane J

acob

s, so

ofte

n ac

cuse

d of

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ft th

at sh

e to

ok h

er to

rmen

tors

to co

urt;

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her,

an ex

orci

sm-

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min

ister

fam

ed fo

r his

witc

h kn

owle

dge;

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othe

rs.

“This

com

preh

ensi

ve co

llect

ion

of c

aref

ully

sele

cted

doc

umen

ts a

nd p

ublis

hed

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ary

mat

eri-

als,

coup

led

with

judi

ciou

s and

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rmat

ive

intr

oduc

tions

, will

hel

p m

oder

n re

ader

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erst

and

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..pop

ular

phe

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enon

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witc

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ft fr

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e se

vent

eent

h ce

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to m

ore

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n tim

es.”—

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y Be

th N

orto

n, a

utho

r of I

n th

e Dev

il’s S

nare

“An

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rmat

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and

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ts th

at [H

owe]

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isp

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t mar

k th

e hi

stor

y of

witc

h-hu

ntin

g on

bot

h si

des o

f the

Atla

ntic

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vard

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root

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ze o

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stan

ding

of t

he g

enre

.

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r Mar

ia T

atar

chai

rs th

e pro

gram

in fo

lklo

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nd m

ytho

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vard

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tor E

rika

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ense

er is

a h

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ian,

pre

serv

a-tio

nist

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dire

ctor

of t

he F

ranz

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er v

on S

chön

wer

th S

ocie

ty.

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’s le

gacy

coun

ts a

s the

mos

t sig

nific

ant c

olle

ctio

n in

the

Ger

man

-spe

akin

g w

orld

in

the

19th

cent

ury.”

—D

anie

l Dra

scek

, Uni

vers

ity o

f Reg

ensb

urg

“Sch

önw

erth

’s ta

les h

ave

a co

mpo

sitio

nal fi

erce

ness

and

ener

gy ra

rely

seen

in st

orie

s gat

here

d by

th

e Br

othe

rs G

rim

m o

r Cha

rles

Per

raul

t.”—

The N

ew Y

orke

r

“[Th

is] n

ew co

llect

ion

of G

erm

an fo

lk st

orie

s…ch

alle

nges

pre

conc

eptio

ns a

bout

man

y of

the

mos

t com

mon

ly k

now

n fa

iryt

ales

….M

any

of th

e st

orie

s cen

tre

arou

nd su

rpri

sing

ly e

man

cipa

ted

fem

ale

char

acte

rs.”—

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ian

(UK

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se el

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s hig

h Ro

man

tic im

agi-

natio

n, a

re m

anife

sted

in th

is m

arve

lous

rete

lling

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ER W

OR

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itor

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man

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borg

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is] c

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n of

Ger

man

tal

es, b

eaut

ifully

tra

nsla

ted

by P

eter

Wor

tsm

an, i

ntro

duce

s so

me

of th

e m

ost f

asci

natin

g an

d po

wer

ful e

xam

ples

of t

his g

enre

to E

nglis

h sp

eake

rs, e

n-co

urag

ing

them

to re

visit

that

ext

raor

dina

rily

rich

Ger

man

cul

ture

whi

ch h

as h

ad su

ch a

n im

pact

on

wor

ld li

tera

ture

….W

orts

man

daz

zles

.”—A

lbre

cht C

lass

en, U

nive

rsity

of A

rizon

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OWE,

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tor

The

Pen

guin

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kof

Wit

ches

INTR

ODU

CTIO

N A

ND

NOT

ES B

Y TH

E ED

ITOR

From

a m

anua

l for

witc

h hu

nter

s writ

ten

by K

ing

Jam

es in

15

97, t

o co

urt d

ocum

ents

from

the

Sale

m w

itch

tria

ls of

169

2,

to n

ewsp

aper

cove

rage

of a

wom

an st

oned

to d

eath

in P

hila

-de

lphi

a in

177

4, Th

e Pen

guin

Boo

k of

Witc

hes p

rese

nts r

eal-l

ife

acco

unts

of a

ccus

ed w

itche

s fro

m m

edie

val E

urop

e th

roug

h co

loni

al A

mer

ica,

pro

vidi

ng a

uni

que

tour

of t

he d

ark

hist

ory

of E

nglis

h an

d N

orth

Am

eric

an w

itchc

raft.

Edite

d by

Kat

herin

e How

e, pr

ofes

sor o

f Am

eric

an co

loni

al

hist

ory

at C

orne

ll, th

is co

llect

ion

incl

udes

the s

torie

s of E

unic

e C

ole,

trie

d fo

r atta

ckin

g a

teen

ager

and

bur

ied

with

a st

ake i

n he

r hea

rt; J

ane J

acob

s, so

ofte

n ac

cuse

d of

witc

hcra

ft th

at sh

e to

ok h

er to

rmen

tors

to co

urt;

Incr

ease

Mat

her,

an ex

orci

sm-

perf

orm

ing

min

ister

fam

ed fo

r his

witc

h kn

owle

dge;

and

othe

rs.

“This

com

preh

ensi

ve co

llect

ion

of c

aref

ully

sele

cted

doc

umen

ts a

nd p

ublis

hed

prim

ary

mat

eri-

als,

coup

led

with

judi

ciou

s and

info

rmat

ive

intr

oduc

tions

, will

hel

p m

oder

n re

ader

s und

erst

and

the.

..pop

ular

phe

nom

enon

of b

elie

f in

witc

hcra

ft fr

om th

e se

vent

eent

h ce

ntur

y in

to m

ore

mod

-er

n tim

es.”—

Mar

y Be

th N

orto

n, a

utho

r of I

n th

e Dev

il’s S

nare

“An

info

rmat

ive

and

enga

ging

seri

es o

f tex

ts th

at [H

owe]

intr

oduc

es in

a cr

isp

and

wel

l-inf

orm

ed

man

ner.

The

chro

nolo

gica

l bre

adth

…al

low

s us t

o gr

asp

mor

e fu

lly th

e co

ntin

uitie

s tha

t mar

k th

e hi

stor

y of

witc

h-hu

ntin

g on

bot

h si

des o

f the

Atla

ntic

.”—D

avid

D. H

all,

Har

vard

Div

inity

Sch

ool

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EN

GU

IN C

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SIC

S P

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Sho

rt H

isto

ry o

f W

itch

-Hun

ting

Expl

ores

the s

ocia

l, cul

tura

l, and

psy

chol

ogic

al ro

ots o

f witc

h-hu

ntin

g, b

oth

in th

e rem

ote p

ast

and

the p

rese

nt, a

nd ch

roni

cles t

he m

ost p

rom

inen

t witc

h-hu

nts o

f the

Wes

tern

wor

ld to

show

ho

w c

omm

unal

fear

of w

itchc

raft

has

fuel

ed c

ycle

s of

acc

usat

ion,

per

secu

tion,

and

pur

ging

w

ithin

com

mun

ities

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win

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Moo

nW

itch

es,

Dru

ids,

God

dess

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ship

pers

, an

d O

ther

Pag

ans

in A

mer

ica

In t

his

deta

iled

hist

ory

of N

eo-P

agan

sub

cultu

re, A

dler

—w

ho a

ttend

ed r

itual

gat

herin

gs

and

inte

rvie

wed

a di

vers

e arr

ay o

f peo

ple i

nspi

red

by an

cien

t dei

ties,

natu

re, m

yth,

and

even

sc

ienc

e fict

ion—

expl

ores

the r

elig

ious

expe

rienc

es a

nd li

fest

yles

of A

mer

ica’s

pag

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roup

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MALCOLM C . LYONS, t r ans la to rTales of the Marvellous and News of the StrangeThe First English Translation of a Medieval Arab Fantasy CollectionINTRODUCTION BY ROBERT IRWINCOVER BY CORALIE BICKFORD-SMITH

A great cache of ancient, magical tales, these earliest-known Arabic short stories dating from at least a millennium ago survived in a single, ragged manuscript in a library in Istanbul. Although some of these charming, surreal, baffling, and beautiful tales found their way into The Arabian Nights, most appear here, for the very first time, in English. “Offers a gateway to a different world of language and ideas, florid, wildly descriptive and a powerful reminder of the human need for story….Irresistible.”—The Independent (UK) PENGUIN CLASSICS HARDCOVER • 496 PP. • 978-0-14-139503-6 • $30.00

MYRA STOKES and AD PUTTER , ed i t o r s The Works of the Gawain PoetSir Gawain and the Green Knight, Pearl, Patience, CleannessThis volume brings together four works of the unknown fourteenth-century poet and author of the Arthurian romance Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, in their original Middle English. Also includes the famous medieval texts Pearl, Cleanness, and Patience, complete with footnotes, notes, annotations, glossaries, and other supplementary schol-arly material.PENGUIN CLASSICS PAPERBACK • 1,040 PP. • 978-0-14-042414-0 • $25.00AVAILABLE JUNE 2015

WASHINGTON IRV INGThe Legend of Sleepy Hollow: And Other StoriesINTRODUCTION AND NOTES BY ELIZABETH L. BRADLEY

Originally published under a pseudonym as The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent., this collection of tales features Washington Irving’s best-known literary inventions: Icha-bod Crane, the Headless Horseman, Rip Van Winkle, and other larger-than-life charac-ters and stories that gave America its own haunted mythology.“[Irving is] the architect of America’s founding mythology....Today, Americans can hard-ly begin to sort out where Irving’s vision leaves off and theirs begins, so steeped are they in his portrait of their ‘sublime and beautiful’ country.”—Elizabeth L. Bradley, from the introduction PENGUIN CLASSICS PAPERBACK • 400 PP. • 978-0-14-310753-8 • $11.00

L INDA S . GODFREYAmerican MonstersA History of Monster Lore, Legends, and Sightings in AmericaFrom pre-Columbian legends to modern-day eyewitness accounts, this comprehensive guide covers the history, sightings, and lore surrounding the most mysterious monsters in America, including Bigfoot, the Jersey Devil, the chupacabra, and thunderbirds. Au-thor, investigator, and creature expert Godfrey uses historical records, present-day news reports, and eyewitness interviews to examine America’s homegrown beasts.“Godfrey frequently draws from myth and folklore and cites cases from history and pop culture, demonstrating extensive knowledge of her subject matter.”—Publishers WeeklyTARCHER PAPERBACK • 384 PP. • 978-0-39916-554-2 • $16.95

J EAN THOMPSONThe Witch: And Other Tales Re-ToldIn this captivating collection, Thompson takes the classic fairy tale and brings it into the modern age with eight short stories that capture the magic and horror of everyday life. “[A] series of exuberantly imaginative riffs on traditional folk and fairy tales….They offer all the chills and suspense embedded in those ancient pinnacles, gorges and deep, dark woods....[A] spirited, provocative collection.”—San Francisco Chronicle“[Thompson] has a clear, strong sense of how all sorts of people work, sometimes a mys-tery even to themselves, and her smart, spare style, conveying these inner workings in an almost matter-of-fact way, is a sly modern counterpart of the age-old storyteller’s voice, simply reporting the way things are, however strange.”—Minneapolis Star-TribuneBLUE RIDER PRESS HARDCOVER • 272 PP. • 978-0-399-17058-4 • $25.95

HELEN OYEYEMI Boy, Snow, Bird“By transforming ‘Snow White’ into a tale that hinges on race and cultural ideas about beauty—the danger of mirrors indeed—Oyeyemi finds a new, raw power in the classic. In her hands, the story is about secrets and lies, mothers and daughters, lost sisters, and the impossibility of seeing oneself or being seen in a brutally racist world….[Oyeyemi] elegantly and inventively turns a classic fairy tale inside out.”—Los Angeles TimesRIVERHEAD HARDCOVER • 320 PP. • 978-1-59463-139-9 • $27.95RIVERHEAD PAPERBACK • 336 PP. • 978-1-59463-340-9 • $16.00PAPERBACK AVAILABLE MARCH 2015

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EL IZABETH BLACKWELLWhile Beauty SleptA provocative reimagining of Sleeping Beauty told from the perspective of the Elise—the slumbering princess’s former companion, the queen’s current maid and confidante, and the only one who knows what actually happened many years ago. “Blackwell is a story-telling genius….While Beauty Slept breathes new life into the fairy tale genre with a historical twist.”—Meg Cabot, author of The Princess Diaries “Blackwell treats readers to a retelling that makes historical fiction of the fantasy….The story is dark and enchanting…and Blackwell’s rendering of the medieval setting is rich and detailed. Following in the inspired footsteps of Gregory Maguire’s fairy-tale twists, this debut novel puts a spellbinding new spin on a classic yarn.”—BooklistBERKLEY PAPERBACK • 464 PP. • 978-0-425-27384-5 • $16.00

STEPHEN L . ANTCZAK and JAMES C . BASSETT, ed i t o r sClockwork Fairy Tales: A Collection of Steampunk FablesCombining timeless fairy tales with the technological wizardry of steampunk, this col-lection of stories blends old and new in engaging fantasy worlds. Includes artful retell-ings of Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Red Shoes” and “The Tinderbox;” the Brothers Grimm’s “The King of the Golden Mountain;” the story of Sleeping Beauty; and other tales. Features work from K. W. Jeter, Jay Lake, Kat Richardson, Paul Di Filippo, Steven Harper, Nancy A. Collins, G. K. Hayes, Gregory Nicoll, and Pip Ballantine. ROC PAPERBACK • 336 PP. • 978-0-451-46494-1 • $15.00

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My Mother She Killed Me, My Father He Ate MeForty New Fairy TalesFOREWORD BY GREGORY MAGUIRE

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LUDMILLA PETRUSHEVSKAYA There Once Lived a Woman Who Tried to Kill Her Neighbor’s Baby TRANSLATED WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY KEITH GESSEN AND ANNA SUMMERS


ANGELA CARTER Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, and Other Classic Fairy Tales of Charles PerraultINTRODUCTION BY JACK ZIPES


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JENNY MARCH The Penguin Book of Classical MythsPENGUIN PAPERBACK ∙ 416 PP. 978-0-14-102077-8 ∙ $18.00

STEPHEN BELCHER, editorAfrican Myths of OriginINTRODUCTION BY THE EDITOR


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PIERRE GRIMALThe Penguin Dictionary of Classical MythologyEDITED BY STEPHEN KERSHAW

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BURTON RAFFEL, translator The Song of the CidINTRODUCTION BY MARIA ROSA MENOCAL


ANONYMOUS Tales from 1,001 NightsAladdin, Ali Baba, and Other FavouritesTRANSLATED BY MALCOLM C. LYONS WITH URSULA LYONS

INTRODUCTION AND NOTES BY ROBERT IRWIN


VARIOUS Russian Magic Tales from Pushkin to PlatonovTRANSLATED BY ROBERT CHANDLER, ELIZABETH CHANDLER, SIBELAN FORRESTER, ANNA GUNIN, AND OLGA MEERSON

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