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This week's tale comes to us from Armenia. As I'm revisiting these tales I'm thinking hard about what the next chapter of The Folktale Project looks like. I'd like to start with having you tell your stories. Have an story that you'd like to share? Reach out at [email protected].
This week is one of my favorite folktales from Brazil. As I'm revisiting these tales I'm thinking hard about what the next chapter of The Folktale Project looks like. Have an idea you'd like to share? Reach out at [email protected].
This week one of my favorite Japanese folktales. As I'm revisiting these tales I'm thinking hard about what the next chapter of The Folktale Project looks like. Have an idea you'd like to share? Reach out at [email protected].
This week on Folktale Project Classics we have the origin story of Count Siegfried of the Palatinate and his saint-like wife, Genovefa.
The first of our Folktale Project Classics is truly a classic tale with a (perhaps) unfamiliar ending?
Our last new story for a bit is a short (but very good) tale about death. Starting next week The Folktale Project will be replaying classic stories while we get ready for something completely new.
Title: Roumanian Fairy Tales
Author: Various
Compiler: Mite Kremnitz
Editor: J. M. Percival
Host: Dan Scholz
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This week's tale comes from rural Japan and shows how a young couple discovers some modern conveniences.
Title: Japanese Fairy Tales
Author: Grace James
Host: Dan Scholz
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This week's story comes to us from the one and only Louisa May Alcott. 'Little Annie's Dream" is a story about controlling our negative emotions, something that I'm sure we all struggle with from time to time.
Book: Flower Fables
Author: Louisa May Alcott
Host: Dan Scholz
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A story with quite the important message about tolerance, particularly when it comes to religion.
Title: Jewish Fairy Stories
Translator: Gerald Friedlander
Host: Dan Scholz
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A very familiar tale of a human getting caught up in the affairs of fairies, but this time from Korea.
Book: Korean Fairy Tales
Author: William Elliot Griffis
Host: Dan Scholz
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