“Russophilia”
(Transliteration
from the Cyrillic may cause some spelling differences)
Afanasev,
Aleksandr, translated by Norbert Guterman
Russian Fairy
Tales
1945 (Public
Domain according to search)
Indexed in Index
to Fairy Tales Second Supplement and Index to Fairy Tales 1987-1992
Pantheon
Afanasev,
Aleksandr, translated by Leonard A. Magnus
Russian
Folk-tales
No date, (but indexed
in original Index to Fairy Tales, so Public Domain)
NOT all are the same
selections as other Afanasev volume
Almedingen, E.M.
Russian Folk and
Fairy Tales
1957 (Public
Domain according to search)
Indexed in Margaret
Read MacDonald’s Storyteller’s Sourcebook and Index to Fairy Tales 1949-1972
Bain, R. Nisbet
Russian Fairy
Tales From the Russian of Polevoi
No date (but in
the original Index to Fairy Tales, so Public Domain)
Blumenthal,
Verra de
Folk Tales from
the Russian
1903
Indexed in original
Fairy Tale index
Carey, Bonnie
Baba Yaga's
Geese and Other Russian Stories
1973
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook and Index to Fairy Tales 1973-1977
Carpenter,
Frances
Tales of a
Russian Grandmother; Genuine Stories of Old Russia
1933 (Public
Domain according to search)
Indexed in Index
to Fairy Tales Supplement
Carrick, Valery
More Russian
Picture Tales
1914
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook and Index to Fairy Tales Supplement
Carrick, Valery
Picture Tales
from the Russian
No date but
Public Domain
Indexed in original
Fairy Tale index
Carrick, Valery
Still More
Russian Picture Tales
1915
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook and Index to Fairy Tales Supplement
Daniels, Guy
Falcon under the
Hat; Russian Merry Tales and Fairy Tales
1969
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook
Downing, Charles
Russian Tales
and Legends
1956
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook and Index to Fairy Tales 1949-1972
Etchemendy, Teje
Tales of Old
Russia
1964
Not indexed
Foster, Ruth
The Stone
Horsemen; Tales from the Caucasus
1965
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook and Index to Fairy Tales 1949-1972
Caucasian Russia
Ginsburg, Mirra
How Wilka Went
to Sea and Other Tales from West of the Urals
1975
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook
U.S.S.R./Russia
Ginsburg, Mirra
Kaha Bird; Tales
from the Steppes of Central Asia
1971
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook
Urals =
Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Tatar, Buryatia, Tofalars, Uzbekistan, Altay,
Kirghizia, Uygurs, Tadzhikstan, Tuva,
Karakalpakia, and Siberia
U.S.S.R./Russia
Ginsburg, Mirra
The Lazies;
Tales of the Peoples of Russia
1973
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook
Ginsburg, Mirra
Master of the
Winds and Other Tales from Siberia
1970
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook and Index to Fairy Tales 1949-1972
Ginsburg, Mirra
One Trick Too
Many; Fox Stories from Russia
1973
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook and Index to Fairy Tales 1973-1977
Ginsburg, Mirra
Proud maiden,
Tungak, and the Sun
1974
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook
Russian Eskimo
Ginsburg, Mirra
Three Rolls and
One Doughnut
1970
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook
U.S.S.R./Russia
Ginsburg, Mirra
Twelve Clever
Brothers and Other Fools
1979
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook and Index to Fairy Tales 1978-1986
U.S.S.R./Russia;
Noodlehead
Gottschalk,
Fruma
The Runaway
Soldier and Other Tales of Old Russia
1946
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook and Index to Fairy Tales Second Supplement
Haviland,
Virginia
Favorite Fairy
Tales Told in Russia
1961 with
earlier
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook and Index to Fairy Tales 1949-1972
Higonet-Schnopper,
Janet
Tales from Atop
a Russian Stove
1973
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook
Isserlis, H. and
J. Auroy, translated by Peter Simmons
Emerald Tales
1958
Not indexed
Kimmel, Eric
Mishka, Pishka,
& Fishka
1976
Not indexed
Galicia = Poland
+ Russia
Magnus, Conrad
A.
Russian folk
tales
1915
Indexed in original
Index to Fairy Tales
Onassis,
Jacqueline
The Firebird and
Other Russian Fairy Tales
1978
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook (under the title) and Index to Fairy Tales 1978-1986 (under
Zvorykin)
Pushkin,
Alexander (translated by James Reeves)
Golden Cockerel
and Other Stories
1969
This edition is
not indexed, but the title story and possibly other stories are indexed with
different translations
Ransome, Arthur
Old Peter's
Russian Tales
1916
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook and Index to Fairy Tales 1973-1977
Riordan, James
Tales from
Central Russia
1976
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook and Index to Fairy Tales 1978-1986
All are from
Afanasyev
Riordan, James
Tales from
Tartary
1978 (includes
sources? 1/2 Eng. & 1/2 Russian)
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook and Index to Fairy Tales 1978-1986
Tartarstan
Siberiak, Mamin
Verotchka's
Tales
1922
Not indexed
Russia’s Birds,
animals, and insects
Titiev, Estelle
and Lila Pargment
How the Moolah
Was Taught a Lesson & Other Tales from Russia
1975
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook
"USSR":
Siberia, Chechen, (Caucasia), Urals, and Tuva
Tolstoy, Leo
Fables and Fairy
Tales
(translated by
Ann Dunnigan 1962)
Not this edition,
but indexed in original Index to Fairy Tales, Index to Fairy Tales Supplement, and
the Index to Fairy Tales Second Supplement
literary
(Russia)
Wheeler, Post
Russian Wonder
Tales
1912, 1946, and 1957
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook and original Index to Fairy Tales and the Index to Fairy Tales Second
Supplement
Whitney, Thomas
P.
In a Certain
Kingdom; 12 Russian Fairy Tales
1972
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook and Index to Fairy Tales 1973-1977
Wyndham, Lee
Russian Tales of
Fabulous Beasts and Marvels
1969
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook
Wyndham, Lee
Tales the People
Tell in Russia
1970 (with
Russian sources listed)
Indexed in Storyteller’s
Sourcebook and Index to Fairy Tales 1949-1972
Zheleznova,
Irina
Folk Tales from
Russian Lands
1963
Not indexed
original title:
A Mountain of Gems: Fairy-Tales of the Peoples of the Soviet Union
Russia; Ukraine;
Byelorussia (White Russia); Lithuania; Estonia; Karelia; Moldavia; Azerbaijan;
Armenia; Georgia; Bashkir; Kalmyk; Turkmenistan; Uzbekistan; Tajikistan; Altai;
Kirghiz; Kazakhstan; Yakut; Buryat; Neneta; Chukchi
Zheleznova,
Irina
Ukrainian Folk
Tales
1986 (U.S.S.R.)
Not indexed
Knowing me, I'm sure that, when it comes to my "Russophilia" this is not
This is part of my series, "Keeping the Public in Public Domain", but this time it is not a public domain story. It's also outside the usual Wednesday/ Saturday schedule. Like all of my blog, it's actually posted as "All rights reserved." This means, since it is the result of my own research and personal musings, I reserve the right to have it reproduced. You are welcome to enjoy it privately, but if you want to reproduce it in any way beyond your own viewing, you need to ask me for permission to use it. Of course I have no problem with you linking to it as that promotes my work, both with search engines and in the offline community.
2 comments:
Wow! Thanks for all this, lois!
My pleasure, as you can probably guess. I'm also thinking strongly about continuing this as I draw my summer sabbatical to a close. I've had so many positive comments here and in other places, including Facebook and email, that it looks like it is doing what I wanted: Keeping the Public in Public Domain!
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