Category: Mythology Folk Tales

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By Tim Lebbon Kosar the thief senses that Rafe Baburn is not any usual boy. After witnessing a madman plunder Rafe's village a...

By Harold Bloom In his advent Harold Bloom states that, including the Bible, the Iliad "represents the basis of Western litera...

By Alan Dundes What can we be aware of of the ability of legend? How will we placed to leisure a vicious tale, born greater th...

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By Roderick McGillis The shut of a century invitations either retrospection and prognostication. As a interval of transition, ...

By Trudy Griffin-Pierce To the Navajo, sandpaintings are sacred, dwelling entities that mirror the interconnectedness of all r...

By Dave Eggers Max is a rambunctious eight-year-old whose international is altering round him: His father is absent, his mom i...

By Diana Cooper Old myths and legends are defined from the next non secular point of view during this advisor to the fantastic...