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This page contains the geographically-challenged topics: Faerie - Gypsy - Jewish

 | Faerie
 | Faery Bibliography by Niko offers a
nice list of references about fairy folk including lore and theory, story collections,
dissertations, novels, poetry, drama, ballads, children's literature, movies, television
programs, music, and links to other fairy-related web sites. |
 | Faerie Encyclopedia by
Rebecca Lehmann offers an alphabetical list of the denizens of the Fey Folk. Attempts to
cover the many types of faeries defined in folklore. Includes information on fairy
locales, flora and trees, poetry, superstitions, and more. |
 | Faery Lore
contains a couple of pages of faerie descriptions and the Tree Leaves' Oracle
a folk journal/e-zine consisting of art, articles, poems, stories, movie
and book reviews. |
 | Faerie Lore &
Literature provides a collection of online reference materials and a search
engine. <Offline 9/11/00> |
 | Fairy Tales: Origins and Evolution by Christine Daaé covers the evolution of
some of the popular tales from dark stories to the watered-down children's stories known
today. |
 | Folk and Fairy Tales from Around the
World is a large and impressive collection of stories. |
 | Gateway
to Faerie is Aria Lusina's graphically stunning
faerie site. |
 | Gruber Brothers' Fairy Tales - Original
stories, folklore, legends, and mythology |
 | Hopewish's
Homepage of the little folk of the world by Ng Yi-Sheng provides a less
Euro-centric 'Little People Catalogue' A,B,C, D,E,F, G,H,I,J, K,L,M, N,O,P, Q,R,S, T,U,V, W,X,Y,Z. |
 | Indo-European Folk and Fairy Tales
is a compilation of links by D. L.
Ashliman. |
 | International Colored Gemstone Association offers
some tidbits of folklore about gemstones. |
 | Kitsune Page by David Price
and Laura Steinke explores the kitsune myth and other legends and information about foxes. |
 | Language of Flowers
discusses the meanings behind different floral arrangements, including roses. |
 | Legendary Animals has multiple
links to dragons, gargoyles, griffins, merfolk, phoenix, unicorns, and miscellaneous
sites. |
 | Legends and Stories by Aileen
offers links to many story sites. |
 | Mystical World Wide Web Myths
Legends and Folklore Index has material on plants, trees, animals, King Arthur, ghosts, and much more. |
 | Myths and Legends is Chris
Siren's extensive links list. |
 | Some Twenty Fairy Tales from
Scandinavia, all on one large page. |
 | Sources for the Analysis and Interpretation of
Folk and Fairy Tales by Tracey A. Callison offers a bibliography of works dealing with
the analysis of fairy tales. Includes general, literary, psychological, feminist, and
other approaches. |
 | Tales of
Traditional Wisdom by Rigby Heinemann offers a collection of stories from children
around the world. Includes animal legends, creation stories, and more. |
 | Tales of Wonder by
Richard Darsie is an archive of folk
& fairy tales from around the world. <Offline 9/11/00> |
 | Tara's home page
offers links to fairy sites. Includes a collection of fairy pictures. |
 | Tech Classics Archive offers a searchable
collection of almost 400 Greek and Roman texts in English translation, along with
user-provided commentary. |
 | Traditional Literature
is a good bibliography of legend, fairy tale, and folklore references. |
 | Traditions of Magic by curator
Gideon Bohak of the special collections library at the Univesity of Michigan offers a look
at magical traditions in the Mediterranean basin and the Near East from the 1st to the 7th
centuries A.D. |
 | Tennessee State University Folklore
Collection offers proverbs, superstitions, and links to other folklore sites. |
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 | Gypsy
 | Gypsy Folk Medicine is essentially a
medicinal recipe page. |
 | Gypsy Lore Society is an international
association of persons interested in Gypsy Studies (formed in Great Britain in 1888). |
 | Patrin is a site dedicated
to Romani (Gypsy) culture and history. |
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