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Folklorethe inherently creative expression, transmission, and performance of cultural traditionshas always provided a deep well of material for writers, musicians, and artists of all sorts. Folklorists usually employ descriptive and analytical prose, but they, like scholars in other social sciences, have increasingly sought new, creative and reflexive modes of discourse. Many folklorists are also creative writers, some well known as such, and the folk traditions they research often provide shape and substance to their work. This collection of creative writing grounded in folklore and its study brings together some of the best examples of such writing. Contributors to this collection include Teresa Bergen, John Burrison,Norma E. Cantu, Frank de Caro, Holly Everett, Danusha Goska, Neil R.Grobman, Carrie Hertz, Edward Hirsch, Laurel Horton, Rosan Augusta Jordan, Paul Jordan-Smith, Elaine J. Lawless, Cynthia Levee, Jens Lund,Mary Magoulick, Bernard McCarthy, Joanne B. Mulcahy, Kirin Narayan, Ted Olson, Daniel Peretti, Leslie Prosterman, Jo Radner, Susan Stewart,Jeannie Banks Thomas, Jeff Todd Titon, Libby Tucker, Margaret Yocom, and Steve Zeitlin.

Contributors to this collection include Teresa Bergen, John Burrison, Norma E. Cantu, Frank de Caro, Holly Everett, Danusha Goska, Neil R. Grobman, Carrie Hertz, Edward Hirsch, Laurel Horton, Rosan Augusta Jordan, Paul Jordan-Smith, Elaine J. Lawless, Cynthia Levee, Jens Lund, Mary Magoulick, Bernard McCarthy, Joanne B. Mulcahy, Kirin Narayan, Ted Olson, Daniel Peretti, Leslie Prosterman, Jo Radner, Susan Stewart, Jeannie Banks Thomas, Jeff Todd Titon, Libby Tucker, Margaret Yocom, and Steve Zeitlin.

The Folklorist’s Endeavor: An Introduction......Page 10
Being or Becoming a Folklorist......Page 15
Steve Zeitlin, “Rock and Word”......Page 17
Daniel Peretti, “Shelfscapes”......Page 19
Libby Tucker, “Travels”......Page 24
Edward Hirsch, “Work Song”......Page 30
Jeannie Banks Thomas, “Instructions for Installing Blinds,” “Woman, 41 (Motif GYN041)”......Page 32
Steve Zeitlin, “Barbara,” “Julia,” “Amanda in the Mornings”......Page 33
Joanne B. Mulcahy, “‘Affectionados’: What My Mother Taught Me about Language”......Page 35
Mary Magoulick, “Women and Water in Senegal”......Page 41
Elaine J. Lawless, “In Search of Our Mothers . . . and Our Selves”......Page 48
Fieldwork, Folk Communities, Informants......Page 63
Frank de Caro, “Oral History”......Page 65
Cynthia Levee, “White Bluff s and Miss Lena”......Page 67
Steve Zeitlin, “Margaret,” “Cat”......Page 69
Jens Lund, “Karl and Janie”......Page 70
Ted Olson, “Historical Sign”......Page 75
Margaret Yocom, “Opening Camp,” “Where the Living Keep Watch,” “Echo, at Lakeside,” “In Jewelweed”......Page 77
William Bernard McCarthy, “Maybelle and Sara on the Porch”......Page 80
Jeff Todd Titon, “Percy”......Page 82
Teresa Bergen, from Bigfoot Stole My Husband......Page 93
Performance......Page 100
Matt Clark, “Legends, Rumors, Lore, and Revelation (Some Incomplete) Involving Leaton Troutwine, a Local Eccentric/Celebrity/Hero (and Gordon’s Owner)”......Page 102
Steve Zeitlin, “Th e Storytelling Wake”......Page 120
Leslie Prosterman, “Rant,” “Ceci,” “Painting Louise Glück”......Page 121
John Burrison, from Kamp: A Memory Novel......Page 126
Jeannie Banks Thomas, “Shins around the Fireside (Jig)”......Page 131
The Powers of Narrative......Page 133
Frank de Caro, “Ballad Girls”......Page 135
Kirin Narayan, “Stella Stories”......Page 137
Steve Zeitlin, “Once Upon a Time,” “Tickling the Corpse,” “Mirror”......Page 146
Legend and Myth......Page 148
Mary Magoulick, “A Cosmology of Women”......Page 150
Carrie Hertz, “Absent Gods”......Page 152
Paul Jordan-Smith, “Glaukos,” “Shadow”......Page 155
Danusha Goska, “Th e Ramayana . . . as if Sita Mattered”......Page 157
Material Traditions, Material Things......Page 180
Holly Everett, “One of My Mothers”......Page 182
Steve Zeitlin, “The Quilters”......Page 187
Laurel Horton, “Grandma Effie and the Heirloom”......Page 188
Jo Radner, “My Great-Great Half-Uncle Horace’s Bone-Handled Jackknife”......Page 190
Margaret Yocom, “Th e Cane”......Page 192
Children’s Lore and Language......Page 193
Susan Stewart, “my mother’s garden,” “arrowhead,” “shadow-play,”“tag,” “red rover”......Page 194
Steve Zeitlin, “Th e Lulu Bird Nestles in the Daddy O Tree,” “Folksay,” “The Tenderness of Swine”......Page 198
Neil R. Grobman, from Lost in Redskirt Forest......Page 200
Ritual and Custom......Page 212
William Bernard McCarthy, “The Birthday Horse”......Page 214
Rosan Augusta Jordan, “In Praise of Bodies,” “Hands and Hearts in the Days of the Dead in Oaxaca, Mexico”......Page 216
Ted Olson, “Christmas Tree”......Page 219
Steve Zeitlin, “Madhulika”......Page 220
Margaret Yocom, “Eating Alone”......Page 221
Norma E. Cantú, from Cabañuelas: A Love Story......Page 222
Worldview and Belief......Page 228
Notes......Page 248
Contributors......Page 249
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