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| | Anglo Celtic Folktales (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20) |
 | | If this book tickles your fancy, look for her Encyclopedia of Faeries which is an expanded version of this work. |
| | British Folktales and Folktales of England are more traditional approaches by Katherine Briggs to the rich lore of English folk tales.Culled from her massive Dictionary of British Folktales, ghosts, giants, devels, dragons, saints, kings, and commoners jostle on each page as they tell their tales. |
| | One source noted "Folk narrative is defined by the author as "folk fiction, told for edification, delight or amusement," whereas folk legend "was once believed to be true." All these tales are told as if they were indeed true -- and some are quite fantastical. |
| www.greenmanreview.com /anglo_celtic_folktales.html (3137 words) |
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