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Articles in April, 2001 issue of Folklore

• Scottish Proverbs—"A new walk in an old field" [1]
  by Fionnuala Carson Williams
• Popular Collecting and the Everyday Self: The Reinvention of Museums?
  by George Monger
• The Orange Arch: Creating Tradition in Ulster
  by Neil Jarman
• International Folkloristics, Classic Contributions by the Founders of Folklore
  by Christie Davies
• Killer Khilats, Part 1: Legends of Poisoned "Robes of Honour" in India
  by Michelle Maskiell
• Little Fish are Sweet: Selected Writings on Proverbs
  by Robin Gwyndaf
• The Legend of St Cuthbert's Beads: A Palaeontological and Geological Perspective
  by N. Gary Lane
• Oldest Brother's Story: Tales of the Pwo Karen Text
  by James H. Grayson
• "These Stories Will Not Lead You To Heaven": An Encounter with Two Sami Narrators
  by Ann Helene Bolstad Skjelbred
• La Sainte Catherine, culture festive dans l'entreprise
  by David Hopkin
• Bikers: Culture, Politics and Power
  by Linda-May Ballard
• Worlds of Arthur: King Arthur in History, Legend and Culture
  by Juliette Wood
• The Nigel Kelsey Collection of Children's Folklore, 1962-1990
  by Robin Wiltshire
• A Dictionary of English Folklore
  by Roy Judge
• Annotated Bibliography: Children's Folklore Review
  by C. W. III Sullivan
• "Whistling in the Dark": Memory and Culture in Wartime London
  by Bob Bushaway
• In Memoriam
  by George Frampton
• Research in Geomancy 1990-1994: Readings in Sacred Space
  by W. F. Ryan
• Charlotte Sophia Burne: Shropshire Folklorist, First Woman President of the Folklore Society, and First Woman Editor of Folklore. Part 2: Update and Preliminary Bibliography
  by Gillian Bennett
• The Serpent and the Swan: The Animal Bride in Folklore and Literature
  by Bo Almqvist