The endless and unending folk tale

A guide to the special issue on folk tales

As legend becomes fiction

Notes on genre history

Typological reality of the Estonian treasure tale tradition

A legend of a lake born of a marriage between a brother and sister

A family historical point of view

The figure of Leiger in the narrative tradition of Hiiumaa

A merry joker or a witty wizard?

What did the Seto people read?

The ‘illiterate’ Setos and literary culture

The Ludza fairy tales collected by Paulopriit Voolaine

The tall tales told by Jaagup Puu

„Or, as the joke goes, ...”

Jokes in online communication

Creation and pre-creation: A folklorist’s view

Aado Lintrop. Loomisaja lood. Uurimusi ja tõlkeid Põhja-Euraasia rahvaste usundist. Eesti Rahvaluule Arhiivi toimetused 32. Toimetanud Mall Hiiemäe. Eesti Kirjandusmuuseumi Teaduskirjastus, 2014.

An insight into the animated world of Estonians

Mall Hiiemäe. Virumaa vanad vaimujutud. Viru Instituut, Eesti Kirjandusmuuseumi Teaduskirjastus, 2015.

Oskar Kallas – „heir to the Russian throne” not only for Ludza Estonians

Oskar Kallas. Maajumala poig. Koostaja: Hando Runnel. Eesti mõttelugu 123. Ilmamaa, 2015.

Ancestral treasure in use at last

Ludzas igauņu pasakas. No igauņu valodas tulkojis Guntars Godiņš. Mansards. 2015.