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INUOD Fantasy & Folklore Library is an independent catalogue of source-attributed public-domain editions focused on Fantasy & Folklore. Each record connects readers with edition facts, historical context and the original source record.

About INUOD

This collection brings together 96 works spanning Fantasy Classics, Folklore, Myths & Legends, and Fairy Tales. It includes translations by Sir Richard Francis Burton, tales from the Arabian Nights, Celtic stories, Russian picture tales, and Iroquois myths. Subjects range from Arab folklore to Dakota Indian legends, offering a global perspective on traditional narratives.

Representative authors include Charles Perrault, Katharine Pyle, and Katharine Berry Judson. Titles such as Tales from the Arabic, Folk Tales Every Child Should Know, and Myths of the Iroquois showcase the diversity of the collection. These works are drawn from historical editions, preserving the voices of engravers and editors who shaped these stories.

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