2021 Source Sheet!

[crantz]

Hi, everyone!

IT'S THE 2021 SOURCE SHEET

Fandoms are nearly locked in and we are almost ready for sign ups to open!

We do have two questions to ask though:

For Clever Anait | Queen Anait (Folktale), we couldn't find a version online for "Clever Anait" (as nominated) so combined the titles. Would the nominator have any objection to us fully changing it over to Queen Anait (Armenian Folktale), as per this source, or did you have something different in mind?

For The Captive Khan and the Clever Daughter-in-Law (Folktale), we were only able to find a PDF source. That's okay but if someone can find a plain text version in the public domain, we'd appreciate it.

Read! Enjoy! Tell us if you spot any errors!

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Comments

[desertvixen]

Not the Anait nominator but just read the source and I am stoked to request it!

[crantz]

Yes! I really liked that one. Lots of great nominations this year.

[firecat]

Is it possible to add a source? I had a different source in mind for one of my nominations.

[crantz]

Totally. Which source did you have in mind/which nomination?

[firecat]

Nattergalen | The Nightingale - Hans Christian Andersen

Source: translation by Jean Hersholt: https://andersen.sdu.dk/vaerk/hersholt/TheNightingale_e.html

[crantz]

Changed! The page should update in 5 minutes.

[firecat]

Thank you!

[nienna324]

Is it possible to request a crossover between two of the nominated canons? Or can I suggest that as an optional prompt?

[crantz]

You can suggest it as an optional prompt for sure.