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Welcome to our marketplace. Please browse through a few of our personal favorites. Thanks to affiliate agreements with the vendors below, Fables earns a commission for each purchase made using our links. We appreciate your support.
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Formidable Enemy by Terry Bramlett. A young adult SF novel, in which a former military intelligence officer and alien Enochian must stop an assassination and prevent another war.
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Arab Folktales by Inea Bushnaq. Expertly translated tales transport the reader to a world filled with wonders from birds with feathers of gold, to helpful ghouls, to a groom generous enough to give his betrothed to her sweetheart.
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A Treasury of African Folklore by Harold Courlander. A variety of traditional tales from around the continent. From the famous trickster Anansi to stories of the origins of humanity, this fascinating study will captivate you for hours.
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Far From the Warring Lands by Stephen Crane Davidson. A novel about a young man coming to grips with the powers he has inherited, and the world he lives in.
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The White Goddess: A Historical Grammar of Poetic Myth by Robert Graves.
Renowned poet, novelist, and scholar Robert Graves combines all his passions into one work. Graves explores the literary traditions of Greece, Ireland, and Britain, in order to illustrate their differences and similarities. He invokes the richness of poetry, and yet the passages also seem plot-driven.
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The Druid Stone by Nancy Monaghan. Two mysteries involving ancient curses in Ireland and the Isle of Skye. Personalized copies are available from the author.
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Transformations by Nora M. Mulligan. Lawyer Sam Jackson's world is turned upside down when he discovers that the woman he loves and his best friend have the power to change their shapes...and that Sam himself may have the potential to do so as well.
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Tale of Genji by Lady Murasaki Shikubu. This 11th century novel explores the life of the Emperor's favored son.
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Celtic Myths and Legends by Charles Squire. A comprehensive jounrey through Celtic mythology and legend. The British Isles form the backdrop of these sweeping tales, which include references to noted figures such as Cuchulain, Branwen, and Blodeuwedd.
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Japanese Tales edited by Royall Tyler and Robert Boynton. This collection presents a wonderful cross-section of Japanese oral tradition. From the lighthearted tales for children to the serious, often macabre stories of the supernatural, the skillfully translated tales shine like the wisdom of the Buddha.
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