Bibliopolitan: Brief Notes on Books
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I've had the five volumes of Susan Cooper's The Dark Is Rising series for many year, but somehow never got round to reading any of them before now. One deterrent was certainly the film The …
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Aleksandr Afanasyev was the major nineteenth-century collector of Russian folk and fairy tales. Unlike other collectors such as the Brothers Grimm, Afanasyev also collected bawdy folktales, though these are much less known that his fairy …