Sentence examples for tale collection from inspiring English sources

"Metzengerstein" was one of 11 tales Poe would have collected as Tales of the Folio Club, a tale collection Poe announced but never actually printed.

Medieval readers were familiar with tale collections, but expected a certain consistency within any given collection: saints' lives here, comic fables there.

She was just as horrified by the graphic illustrations included with some fairy tale collections, complaining that "little children, whose minds are susceptible of every impression; and who from the liveliness of their imaginations are apt to convert into realities whatever forcibly strikes their fancy" should not be allowed to see such scenes as Blue Beard hacking his wife's head off.

The collection includes original volumes of the first fairy-tale collection, with authors' notes in the margins identifying the source of each story — a Rosetta Stone for folklore scholars.

The contrast between "Lush," by Bradford Morrow (in "The O. Henry Prize Stories"), and "The Bees," by Dan Chaon (in "Best American" and Chabon's "Thrilling Tales" collection), is illustrative.

Winter's Tales, collection of short stories by Isak Dinesen, originally published in Danish as Vinter-eventyr in 1942 and then translated by the author into English in the same year.

And while the "Tales" collection — including "Mary Ann in Autumn" published last year — is undoubtedly part of the gay literary canon, many of the major characters are straight, including Mary Ann Singleton, the wide-eyed 25-year-old from Cleveland whose decision to stay in San Francisco after a summer vacation kicks off the action.

The services offered are detailed below: Massive Educational Program, given through different media: nationwide radio program broadcast on a weekly basis; TV program broadcast in waiting rooms of medical centers; a specialized phone service and website; educational cards, supporting music and children's tales collection and an electronic bulletin.

The entire Woven Tales collection is on view at Peters Projects through July 30 , 2016

AUTHORS AGAINST AIDS -- Woody Allen, Margaret Atwood, Gabriel García Márquez, Günter Grass, Arthur Miller, Kenzaburo Oe, Amos Oz, Salman Rushdie, Susan Sontag and John Updike are among 21 authors who have contributed without fee or royalty to "Telling Tales," a story collection compiled by Nadine Gordimer, above, the Nobel prize-winning South African author.

In this period she also published two more story collections, "Tale for the Mirror" (1962) and "Extreme Magic" (1964).