Mental Floss has a brief gloss on the practice of bloodstopping through bible verse.
I can not overstate how much of an influence Chuck Perdue was on my work and my graduate school life, I am saddened to hear of his passing. I am proud to have his signature on my dissertation. Look for a more full posting about his influence on my approach to folklore (I stole the title of this blog from him)!
Speaking of Chuck's legacy, check out the Virginia Archive of Traditional Culture, named after Chuck and Nan Perdue's sons: Kevin and Kelly.
The American Folklore Society annual meeting is in Nashville this year in October, here's an invite.
Report on the project Folktales and Facets by Kathryn La Barre & Carol Tilley at the University of Illinois.
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