2023 Sources!

[crantz]

HERE IS THE 2023 SOURCE SHEET!

These are the canons for this year's session! You may talk about other versions of your canon in your letter, but these are the only ones that your writer must adhere to.

See you for sign ups soon!

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EDIT 2023/02/18: There have been updates made to the spreadsheet to correct incorrect links in: Snow Queen, Little Mermaid, Christabel, and Cendrillon.

Comments

[minoanmiss]

This is a major undertaking! Thank you so much for it!

[crantz]

Oh thank you! We do it every year! It's one of our favourite parts.

A Couple of Incorrect Links I Found Along my Way

[bardicraven]

'allo!
FYI, as I was copying sources for pouncing the pinch hit, I discovered that the link to the Little Mermaid in the 2023 source document leads instead to a (much easier to read version, imo) of 'Christabel'.

I copied the version from the 2022 source document in case I decide to go with that tale - I hope that is the correct thing to do.

Also the entry for 'Snow Queen' leads to 'Sheath and Knife'. Again, I went to an earier year's version of the source document and pounced from there.

Thank you for all the work and all the helps!
Birdy, BardicRaven

Re: A Couple of Incorrect Links I Found Along my Way

[crantz]

Thank you for catching these! I think I know what happened.

Your instincts were good and I will fix the source sheet with these.

Re: A Couple of Incorrect Links I Found Along my Way

[crantz]

I've replaced the Hans Christian Andersen ones with Dulac versions and the Poetry Foundation version of Christabel has been added in because that was my original choice and I'm not wholly sure what happened.

[bardicraven]

'allo!
Another question/noting of incorrect link: on the Cinderella entry, it has this, which is a contradiction of each other:

Cendrillon ou La petite Pantoufle de Verre | Cinderella - Charles Perrault
https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Cinderella,_or_the_Little_Glass_Slipper_(Dalziel)

I checked and it has the Brothers Dalziel listed a authors, so it's not like all the Rackham ones where that is refering to the illustrator, not the author.

Which one is correct and should be the one used, if I choose that tale to write about?

Thanks again for all the work and all the helps! Super-appreciated!!!!

Chirp, chirp!
Birdy, BardicRaven

[crantz]

Ah! The reason is because Cendrillon is a translated story and they will often credit the translators as the authors on wikisource. However, I think you're right and I should switch to previous year's because it's a larger story.