in terms of retellings, you got the ones that spring to mind for me at first. also, check out the tam lin balladry (if you haven't already) and this terri windling article (honesttogod, i adore this woman). I wrote more, but windling's article has them all and more!
"reynardine" is found in Neil Gaiman's "The White Road" *shiver* "twa' sisters" is found in Pat Wrede's "Cruel Sister" (or some similar name)
golly, I've just skimmed the Windling article tonight (am still at lisa's so should get off the computer) but as usual she has me dying to be able to be able to know all she knows, to have listened to all the discussions she has had... *grin*
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Date: 2005-07-06 03:45 am (UTC)in terms of retellings, you got the ones that spring to mind for me at first. also, check out the tam lin balladry (if you haven't already) and this terri windling article (honesttogod, i adore this woman). I wrote more, but windling's article has them all and more!
"reynardine" is found in Neil Gaiman's "The White Road" *shiver*
"twa' sisters" is found in Pat Wrede's "Cruel Sister" (or some similar name)
golly, I've just skimmed the Windling article tonight (am still at lisa's so should get off the computer) but as usual she has me dying to be able to be able to know all she knows, to have listened to all the discussions she has had... *grin*