Scottish Folk and Fairy Tales from Burns to Buchan

Acknowledgements
Introduction
Further Reading
Note on the Texts
Part One: Magic Lore
The Milk-white Doo
Elizabeth Grierson
The Well o' the World's End
Elizabeth Grierson
The Seal Catcher and the Merman
Elizabeth Grierson
The Mermaid James Hogg
The Laird of Morphie and the Water Kelpie
Elizabeth Grierson
The Laird o' Co
Elizabeth Grierson
The Brownie o' Ferne-Den
Elizabeth Grierson
Katherine Crackernuts
Elizabeth Grierson
Tam Lin
Anon.
Thomas the Rhymer
Anon.
Thomas the Rhymer, Son of the Dead Woman
Margaret Fay Shaw
Gold-tree and Silver-tree
Joseph Jacobs
The Magic Walking-stick
John Buchan
Part Two: Tall Tales, Giants, Monsters
The Two Shepherds
John Francis Campbell
The Sprightly Tailor
Joseph Jacobs
The Lonely Giant
Alasdair MacLean
The Man in the Boat
Betsy Whyte
Assipattle and the Mester Stoorworm
Elizabeth Grierson
Part Three: Wanchancy Apparitions, Second Sight,
Witches
Tam o' Shanter: A Tale
Robert Burns
Adam Bell
James Hogg
The Grey Wolf
George MacDonald
Black Andie's Tale of Tod Lapraik
Robert Louis Stevenson
Through the Veil
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Part Four: A Classic Victorian Fairy Tale
The Gold of Fairnilee
Andrew Lang
Part Five: Letting Go?
The Kelpie
Violet Jacob
The Rowan
Violet Jacob
The Man in the Lochan
Eona MacNicol
Part Six: Envoy
Why Everyone Should Be Able To Tell a Story
John Lome Campbell
The Tail
John Francis Campbell
Notes on the Authors