Folk Tales
Author's TalesKorean Folk Tales
- strangely Stricken Dead (Korean Folk Tale)
- Prince Sandalwood, the Father of Korea (Korean Folk Tale)
- East Light and the Bridge of Fishes (Korean Folk Tale)
- Tokgabi and His Pranks (Korean Folk Tale)
- A Bridegroom for Miss Mole (Korean Folk Tale)
- The Unmannerly Tiger (Korean Folk Tale)
- Charan (Korean Folk Tale)
- The Wild-Cat Woman (Korean Folk Tale)
- The Sky Bridge of Birds (Korean Folk Tale)
- The Rabbit's Eyes (Korean Folk Tale)
- Pigling and Her Proud Sister (Korean Folk Tale)
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