Folklore Friday - Tuesday Edition!

The intrawebs is abuzz with folklore this week:

• "American Folklife: A Commonwealth of Cultures" - a 1991 article by Mary Hufford has been digitized and posted.
• The artist Rosalynn Rothstein has presented a rather confusing poster at the AFS meeting in Boise. I think it's wonderful!
• Josh Berer has been collecting folklore from Yemeni Jews.
• Weird Chicago Tours Blog has a personal recollection of the Bloody Mary/Mary Worth legend.
• VisWiki has an update to an article on Alan Dundes.
• Celtic Scholar has a review of Alan Dundes' "Sacred Narrative," a book which I revisit with much frequency.
• Osun.org has a neat-o collection of folklore pdfs.
• I think I will let the title of the posting speak for itself: Abstracts of Proceedings of Dying and Death in 18th -21st Century Europe.
• There are countless -pedias and wikis scattered throughout the internets. Here's wapedia's take on Russian folk belief.
• Andrew Whastie has a nice introduction to slavic mythology.

Till next time: Keep on Folklorin'!