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If we can see any further or any clearer, it is because we stand on the shoulders of the giants who have come before us; we are our ancestors’ wildest dreams and we strive to leave the world a better place for all our generations to come.
At Folktale Forest, we center storytelling as a sacred way of creating and sharing knowledge by and for the people. Our library contains written folk stories from all over the world, and we hope to uplift oral storytelling as well.
FOLKTALE Resources:
American Indian Myths & Legends
The People Could Fly
Some of our other guides and inspiration include:
Accessibility Resources
Crutches & Spice
Sin Invalid
Disability Visibility
Black Disability
Inclusion Resources
So You Want to Talk About Race?
See No Stranger
A People’s History of the American Empire
Change Everything
Emergent Strategy
Stewardship Resources
WSU Forest Stewardship Program
Braiding Sweetgrass
Climate: A New Story
Restful & Healing Resources
Pleasure Activism
The Body is not an Apology
Arts Resources
Theory:
Leavy
Practice:
365 Days of Creativity
The Art of War
Steal Like an Artist
Enjoyment:
The Collected Poems of Audre Lorde
Mary Oliver Poems
Imagination Resources
Theory:
Fiction:
Octavia’s Brood
If you would like to help us fully stock our on-site library, consider adding a book to our shelves. All our gifted books can be personalized with a nameplate of recognition. We suggest partnering with your local bookseller—our ours (The Never-Ending Book Shop)—to ship to our PO Box. We also keep a convenient wishlist on Amazon as well.