Into the Forest discussion

Charles River Editors is offering several of their ebooks for free. The titles include a few about folklore and myth. Including one about sea serpents. The folklore titles can be hit or miss, but when they are good, they are good.

Links to the GR pages for the titles below but there are other history and culture titles:

Serpent Legends: The History and Legacy of the Folk Tales about Sea Serpents

The World’s Most Famous Megaliths: The History of Göbekli Tepe, Stonehenge, and the Megalithic Temples of Malta

The Funerary Texts and Spells of Ancient Egypt: The History of the Pyramid Texts, Coffin Texts, and Book of the Dead

Ancient Egyptian Conspiracy Theories: The History of the Most Popular Conspiracy Theories about Egypt in Antiquity

Mysterious New England: A History of the Region’s Mysteries, Hauntings, and Strange Creatures

The Folk Tales of the Chupacabra and Other Mysterious Creatures in the Americas

The Lost City of Ubar: The History and Legends of the Ancient Arabian City Known as the Atlantis of the Sands

The Book of the Dead: The History and Legacy of Ancient Egypt’s Famous Funerary Texts

Haunted Castles across the World: A Collection of Supernatural Tales about the World’s Most Historical Fortifications

Ancient Conspiracy Theories: The History of the Most Popular Conspiracy Theories about the Ancient World

Oh cool!

Saw these on the US Amazon page. Currently (6/22/24) free

Once Upon A Realm: Remixed Fairy Tales by Diverse Voices

Beauty and the Blade

Ash and Roses

Yokai Illustrated Volume 1: A Color Field Guide to the Weird and Wonderful Creatures of Japanese Folklore

Bloemetje: a speculative retelling of Hans Christian Andersen’s Thumbelina fairy tale

Thanks, Christine!