Resources!

[crantz]

All canons for this exchange must be publicly available, and to help you find the tales and even versions you want to ask for, here's a list!



Fairy-tales, legends, folklore, cryptids, and where to find them:

• Project Gutenberg (especially this bookshelf of fairy-tales, the mythology bookshelf, and this bookshelf of children's literature)


• Wikisource (as well as making use of Wikipedia's category pages with examples like: Scottish Legendary Creatures, American Folklore, and Canadian Legendary Creatures)


• Andrew Lang's Colour Fairy Books


• Sur La Lune Fairytales


• University of Pittsburgh's Folktexts


• Sacred-Texts (Suggested sections: The Classics, Legendary Creatures, and Legends and Sagas)


• The Thousand Nights and a Night, which has several classic translations of the 1001 Arabian Nights


• The Internet Classics Archive


• Theoi.com - From the site: Theoi Project, a site exploring Greek mythology and the gods in classical literature and art. The aim of the project is to provide a comprehensive, free reference guide to the gods (theoi), spirits (daimones), fabulous creatures (theres) and heroes of ancient Greek mythology and religion.

Please feel free to comment with any other resources!

• 2015's spreadsheet of sources for the fics that year.


• 2016's spreadsheet of sources for the fics that year.


• 2017's spreadsheet of sources for the fics that year.


• 2018's spreadsheet of sources for the fics that year.


• 2019's spreadsheet of sources for the fics that year.


• 2020's spreadsheet of sources for the fics that year.


• 2021's spreadsheet of sources for the fics that year.

Comments

[calenlily]

Two things:

Fairytales Collection.com is a dead link

I'd like to submit the University of Pittsburgh's Folktexts page (http://www.pitt.edu/~dash/folktexts.html) for inclusion as a resource - great collection of fairy tales and myths with multiple related variants grouped together under the core theme and has become my go-to for looking up fairytales

[crantz]

Thanks for the heads up on both counts! I'll edit out fairytales collection and put in University of Pittsburgh!