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The Headless Tribe
Myths are an integral part of the human culture. They may be bizarre, unusual, and unexplained supernatural happenings and sightings, defying the natural order of things, or just simple takes of love and friendship, but all of them have profound meanings and set the human mind on flights of imagination. They inspire the spirit of perseverance and mankind's drive to constantly improve themselves. With characters ranging from a conceited fox-fairy, an evil tree spirit, a grateful dragon to a phantom wife and many more, the stories which are culled from Zhi Guai (Records of Anomalies) written during the Six Dynasties will spook, educate and leave you craving for more.
154 pages, Paperback
Published December 31, 1995
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