Into Adulthood's Dark Forest with Bynum's 'Likes'
Likes, and author Sarah Shun-lien Bynum. Folktales are said to help us deal with the most terrible of human fears, that of the unknown,...
Into Adulthood's Dark Forest with Bynum's 'Likes'
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Kathleen Herbert and the Lost Gods of the Harvest
No Stone Unturned; An Investigation of Steinn from Grettis Saga
"Asphurtzela" and the Bear's Son Tradition
The Mahabharata for the Intimidated
The Protester and the Power of Ancient Ireland
Clinging to Summer with Lughnasadh
The Sex Demon Catch 22
On the Challenges of Adapting Beowulf and My Suggestions for a Richer Experience
An Anglo-Saxonist Reviews Another Beowulf Rock Opera
Biblical Numerology for the win!
A Lesson from the Mahabharata for a New Homeowner
Portland Protester and the Power of the Female Nude
Is the Georgian Folktale "Asphurtzela" an unrecognized Beowulf Analogue?
A Review of P. Lal's Mahabharata
The Parable of the Stink Bug and the Urinal
Black Lives Matter and Hardened Hearts
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