Eminent folklorist Linda DTgh offers the first English collection of tales told by the now famous Hungarian storyteller Palk= in the late 1940s and early 1950s. They are traditional narratives full of kings and castles, wizards and magic animals, clever daughters and charmed sons. DTgh correlates th

Transcribed from nearly ten hours of coffeehouse narration in 1977, Janzai Sahip Kiran follows a single protagonist through two plots, as he becomes the male lead in a star-crossed courtship, and the uncle of Muhammad and a hero in the founding of Islam. Woven throughout are themes and subplots from

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