Jewish Folk-Lore of the Middle Ages: Now Available!

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This short text is a twofold effort; first, a few examples of actual Jewish folklore dating to the Middle Ages, and second, some various analysis of the subject itself and the same related tales, from an anthropological viewpoint. It should be noted that claims of King Arthur being a Jewish tale appear to be related to the upsurging Judaist class consciousness of the late 19th century.

34 pages.

Sword Of Moses Update

I have completed editing the famous Sword of Moses; Gaster's release from his own manuscript at the end of the 1800s. However, due to Amazon's tendency to conflate copies with similar author names, my (brand new) edition is showing years-old and mostly negative reviews of Gaster's work released in an early and fractured form; Gaster's original document used "X" to denote all mentions of the judeochristian deity (whether Agla, YHWH, Jehovah, or any other sacred name was used!) and did not include the actual list of sacred angelic names required to actually work any of the rituals therein.

My edition is updated, modernized in word usage, contains the sacred names, and uses the proper terminology for this deity, rather than use "X" several hundred times for a half dozen other words.

I have already contacted Amazon regarding the problem. I won't post the work here until it's solved (the URL for all I know might change and I don't want to link to another edition.)