Co-authored articles are repeated by each last name.

A-F | G-P | R-Z

A-F

Alford, Peggy E.

“Anglo-American Perceptions of Navajo Skinwalker Legends.” First Series 2 (1992): 119-36.

Anderson, Seonaid.

“Gassed and robbed: An emerging motif?” New Series 10 (2007): 52-73.

Armitage, Marc.

“‘All About Mary’: Children’s use of the toilet ghost story as a mechanism for dealing with fear. But fear of what?” New Series 9 (2006): 1-27.

Arora, Shirley L.

“Hear and Tell: Children and the Llorona.” New Series 3 (2000): 27-44.

Arora, Shirley L.

“‘Look, Daddy. I have Teeth!’: A Devil Legend in Contemporary Hispanic Tradition.” First Series 4 (1994): 5-29.

Arora, Shirley.

“Memorate as Metaphor: Some Mexican Treasure Narratives and their Narrators.” PCL 2 (1987). 79-92.

Ashton, John.

“Ecotypes, Etiology and Contemporary Legend: The ‘Webber’ Cycle in Western Newfoundland.” New Series 4 (2001): 48-60.

Baldwin, Karen.

“When folk art worlds collide: Vollis Simpson’s giant whirligigs and the dark legend of ‘Acid Park’.” New Series 7 (2004): 1-43.

Ballard, Linda M.

“Tales of the Troubles.” PCL 1 (1984), 1-17

Ballard, Linda M.

“Three Local Storytellers: A Perspective on the Question of Cultural Heritage.” PCL 3 (1988). 161-182.

Barden, Thomas E.

“Early Virginia Analogues of some Modern Legends.” First Series 2 (1992): 155-64.

Bar-Itzhak, Haya.

“‘Walking Barefoot in the Land of Israel’: Mythicization and De-Mythicization in Contemporary Kibbutz Narratives.” First Series 5 (1995): 76-100.

Barnes, Daniel R.

“The Contemporary Legend in Literature: Towards an Annotated Checklist.” First Series 1 (1991): 173-83.

Barnes, Daniel R., and Paul Smith.

“The Contemporary Legend in Literature-Towards an Annotated Checklist.” First Series 2; 3 (1992): 167,79, 133-44.

Barnes, Daniel, and Paul Smith.

“The Contemporary Legend in Literature-Towards an Annotated Checklist, Part 4: The Bosom Serpent.” New Series 4 (2001): 126-49.

Beck, Ervin

“Occupational Identity and Legend Decline: The Meat that Never Spoils.” PCL 1 (1984), 18-44

Beetstra, Tjalling. A.

“The legendary character of satanic ritual abuse in dispute.” Third Series 1 (2011): 160-177.

Bennett, Gillian.

“Legend: Performance and Truth.” PCL 3 (1988). 13-36.

Bennett, Gillian.

“Medical Aspects of the ‘Bosom Serpent’.” New Series 3 (2000): 1-26.

Bennett, Gillian.

“Playful Chaos: Anatomy of Storytelling Session.” PCL 4 (1989). 193-212.

Bennett, Gillian

“The Phantom Hitcbhiker: Neither Modern, Urban nor Legend?” PCL 1 (1984), 45-63

Bennett, Gillian.

“Problems in Collecting and Classifying Urban Legends: A Personal Experience.” PCL 2 (1987). 15-30.

Bennett, Gillian, and Paul Smith.

“Contemporary Legend: Creating a Practical Bibliography.” First Series 4 (1994): 135-48.

Best, Joel.

“Bad Guys and Random Violence: Folklore and Media Constructions of Contemporary Deviants.” First Series 1 (1991): 107-21.

Bodner, John.

“Cherry Beach Express: Rumor and Contemporary Legend among a Homeless Youth Community in Downtown Toronto.” New Series 6 (2003): 89-118.

Bowman, Marion.

“Contemporary Legend and Practical Joke.” PCL 2 (1987). 171-175.

Boyes, Georgina

“Belief and Disbelief: An Examination of Reactions to the Presentation of Rumour Legends.” PCL 1 (1984), 64-78

Boyes, Georgina.

“Women’s Icon, Occupational Folklore and the Media.” PCL 4 (1989). 117-132.

Brodie, Ian.

“The Insight Legend.” New Series 6 (2003): 44-88.

Bruce, Alexander M.

“Building community: The folklore of physical space at Florida Southern College.” New Series 7 (2004): 112-136.

Brunvand, Jan Harold.

“The Choking Doberman: A New Urban Legend.” PCL 1 (1984), 79-98

Brunvand, Jan Harold.

“A Blast Heard Round the World.” First Series 3 (1993): 103-19.

Buchan, David

“Modern Tradition and the Rolls Royce.” PCL 1 (1984), 99-107

Burger, Peter.

“Contemporary Legends in the Short Stories of Roald Dahl.” New Series 5 (2002): 136-58.

Burke, Carol.

“Soldiers Real and Imagined and the Stories they Tell.” New Series 6 (2003): 146-56.

Cameron, Sarah.

“Japanese horror cinema – real and imagined folklore and representations of women in Ju-on: The Grudge and Ring.” New Series 8 (2005): 67-93.

Campion-Vincent, Veronique.

“Viper-Release Stories; A Contemporary French Legend.” PCL 5 (1990). 11-40.

Cattermole-Tally, Frances.

“Male Fantasy or Female Revenge?: A Look at Modern Rape Legends.” PCL 5 (1990). 41-47.

Clarke, David.

“Phantom Helicopters: A Rumor-Generated Visual Epidemic.” New Series 5 (2002): 67-91.

Clarke, David.

“Unmasking Spring-heeled Jack: A case study of a 19^th century ghost panic.” New Series 9 (2006): 28-52.

Clements, William M.

“Interstitiality in Contemporary Legends.” First Series 1 (1991): 81-91.

Compora, Daniel P.

“Ghostly attractions: The ghostlore of television, college campuses and tourism.” New Series 9 (2006): 83-95.

Conn, Joel.

“A Pocahontas by any other name: A legend regarding naming from Scotland.” Third Series 1 (2011): 1-28.

Conrad, Joann.

“Stranger Danger: Defending Innocence, Denying Responsibility.” New Series 1 (1998): 55-96.

Cornwell, David and Sandy Hobbs.

“A Behavior Analysis Model of Contemporary Legend.” First Series 1 (1991): 93-106.

Cornwell, David and Sandy Hobbs.

“Hunting the Monster with Iron Teeth.” PCL 3 (1988). 115-137.

Cowdell, Paul.

“‘You saw the ghost, didn’t you? There’s someone wants to ask you about it’: Occupational ghostlore, narrative, and belief. New Series 9 (2006): 69-82.

Cunningham, Kathryn and Keith Cunningham.

“The Appearing Hitchhiker: Narrative Acculturation among the Ramah Navajo.” PCL 4 (1989). 213-230.

Cunningham, Keith.

“‘Franklin Was Witched by a Horse’: Contemporary Zuni Narrative.” PCL 3 (1988). 183-199.

Cunningham, Keith and Kathryn Cunningham.

“The Appearing Hitchhiker: Narrative Acculturation among the Ramah Navajo.” PCL 4 (1989). 213-230.

Davies, Christie.

“‘Nasty’ Legends, ‘Sick’ Humour and Ethnic Jokes about Stupidity.” PCL 5 (1990). 49-68.

De Vos, Gail.

“A meeting with the devil at the crossroads: A contemporary legend?” Third Series 1 (2011): 119-159.

Decotterd, Daniel.

“Gossip, Rumour and Legend: A Plea for a Psychological and Cross-Cultural Approach.” PCL 3 (1988). 239-240.

Dégh, Linda.

“What is the Legend After all?” First Series 1 (1991): 11-38.

Dégh, Linda.

“Satanic Child Abuse in a Blue House.” First Series 4 (1994): 119-33.

Douglas, Sheila.

“Practical Jokes and the Legends Surrounding Them.” PCL 3 (1988). 241-243.

Douglas, Sheila.

“The Hoodoo of the Hanging Tree.” PCL 4 (1989). 133-144.

Ellis, Bill.

“Cattle Mutilation: Contemporary Legends and Contemporary Mythologies.” First Series 1 (1991): 39-80.

Ellis, Bill.

“The Fast Food Ghost: A Study in the Supernatural’s Capacity to Survive Secularization.” PCL 3 (1988). 37-77.

Ellis, Bill.

“Hæc in Sua Parochia Accidisse Dixit: The Rhetoric of 15th Century Contemporary Legends.” New Series 4 (2001): 74-92.

Ellis, Bill.

“Speak to the Devil: Ouija Board Rituals among American Adolescents.” First Series 4 (1994): 61-90.

Ellis, Bill.

“The roots of ‘Perspectives on Contemporary Legend’: The 1960 Rhodes-Livingston Institute Conference, ‘Myth in Modern Africa.” New Series 10 (2007): 1-37.

Ellis, Bill.

“When is a Legend?: An Essay in Legend Morphology.” PCL 4 (1989). 31-54.

Ellis, Bill.

“Why Are Verbatim Transcripts of Legends Necessary?.” PCL 2 (1987). 31-40.

Erisman, Wendy.

“Genealogy of a Witch-Hunt: Satanism, Social Power, and the Society for Creative Anachronism.” New Series 3 (2000): 83-107.

Evans, James L.

“The Legend of Joaquin: ‘The Celebrated California Bandit’.” PCL 4 (1989). 145-164.

Everett, Holly, and Peter Narváez.

“‘Me and the Devil’: Legends of Niccolo Paganini and Robert Johnson.” New Series 4 (2001): 20-47.

Fox, William S.

“The Roommate’s Suicide and the 4.0.” PCL 5 (1990). 69-76.

Frank, Russell.

“‘Worth a Thousand Words’: The Photographic Urban Legend and the Illustrated Urban Legend.” New Series 6 (2003): 119-45.

Fraser, Joy.

“‘Gie Her a Haggis!’: Haggis as Food, Legend and Popular Culture.” New Series 6 (2003): 1-43.

Fugarino, Virginia S.

“I (don’t) like Ike: Post-hurricane legends and anti-legends in electronic discussion.” Third Series 1 (2011): 95-118.

G-P

Gabbert, Lisa.

“Religious Belief and Everyday Knowledge: A Functional Analysis of the Legend Dialectic.” New Series 3 (2000): 108-26.

Gaudet, Marcia.

“The Curse of St John the Baptist.” PCL 3 (1988). 201-210.

Gaudet, Marcia.

“The Earthquake Angel: Contemporary Legend on the New Madrid Fault.” First Series 3 (1993): 121-31.

Gaudet, Marcia.

“Robert Olen Butler’s ‘A Ghost Story’: Contemporary Legend as Literature.” New Series 2 (1999): 8-17.

Glazer, Mark.

“The Contexts of the Contemporary Legend: The Vanishing Hitchhiker’ and ‘Gravity Hill’.” PCL 5 (1990). 77-87.

Glazer, Mark.

“Continuity and Change in Legendry: Two Mexican-American Examples.” PCL 1 (1984), 108-127

Glazer, Mark.

“The Cultural Adaptation of a Rumour Legend: The Boyfriend’s Death in South Texas.” PCL 2 (1987). 93-108.

Glazer, Mark.

“‘El Diablo En El Baile’: Cultural Change, Tradition, and Continuity in a Chicano Legend.” First Series 4 (1994): 31-44.

Glazer, Mark.

“Gravity Hill: Belief and Belief Legend.” PCL 4 (1989). 165-178.

Glazer, Mark.

“The Superglue Revenge: A Psychological Analysis.” PCL 3 (1988). 139-146.

Glazer, Mark (ed ).

“Devil Legends.” First Series 4 (1994): 1-133.

Goldstein, Diane E.

“Welcome to the Mainland, Welcome to the World of AIDS: Cultural Viability, Localization and Contemporary Legend.” First Series 2 (1992): 23-40.

Goldstein, Diane E.

“‘Please Send Your used Rolodex Cards to the Muppet Wish Foundation’: Folk Parody, Generic Sensibility, Literalization and Contemporary Legend.” New Series 2 (1999): 18-33.

Gomez-Galisteo, M. Carmen.

“Beware! This is a ghost-free ghost story: Revisiting the New England folklore in Remember Me by Mary Higgins Clark.” New Series 9 (2006): 53-68.

Goss, Michael.

“Elvis Lives! the ‘Secret Survival’ Theme in Rocklore.” New Series 1 (1998): 149-200.

Goss, Michael.

“The Halifax Slasher and Other ‘Urban Maniac’ Tales.” PCL 5 (1990). 89-111.

Grider, Sylvia

“The Razor Blades in the Apples Syndrome.” PCL 1 (1984), 128-140

Grider, Sylvia.

“The Haunted House in Literature, Popular Culture, and Tradition: A Consistent Image.” New Series 2 (1999): 174-204.

Guigne, Anna Kearney.

“The ‘Dying Child’s Wish’ Complex: The Case of the Shergold Appeal.” New Series 1 (1998): 116-33.

Henken, Elissa R.

“Contemporary Legend in the Works of Gerald of Wales.” New Series 4 (2001): 93-107.

Hiscock, Philip.

“Legend and Blason Populaire in Three Newfoundland Treasure Songs.” New Series 5 (2002): 50-66.

Hiscock, Philip.

“Takes on Texts: Readings of Local Legends.” New Series 6 (2003): 157-73.

Hobbs, Sandy.

“Enough to Constitute a Legend?” PCL 4 (1989). 55-76.

Hobbs, Sandy.

“The Social Psychology of a ‘Good’ Story.” PCL 2 (1987). 133-148.

Hobbs, Sandy, and David Cornwell.

“A Behavior Analysis Model of Contemporary Legend.” First Series 1 (1991): 93-106.

Hobbs, Sandy and David Cornwell.

“Hunting the Monster with Iron Teeth.” PCL 3 (1988). 115-137.

Hobbs, Sandy and David Main.

“The substitute personal experience narrative in contemporary legends.” New Series 10 (2007): 38-51.

Jorgensen, Marilyn.

“The Legends of Sirena and Santa Marian Camalin: Guamanian Cultural Oppositions.” PCL 3 (1988). 211-220.

Kanaana, Sharif.

“The Role of Women in Intifadah Legends.” First Series 3 (1993): 37-61.

Kapferer, Jean-Noel.

“The Persuasiveness of an Urban Legend: The Case of ‘Mickey Mouse Acid’.” First Series 3 (1993): 85-101.

Kelley, Charles Greg.

“Joseph E. Brown Hall: A Case Study of One University Legend.” First Series 2 (1992): 137-53.

Kibbey, Ann.

“Who Incidented that Little Girl? Stories as Pollution Rites in the Ramsey Murder Case.” New Series 2 (1999): 73-108.

af Klintberg, Bengt

“Why are there so many Modern Legends about Revenge?” PCL 1 (1984), 141-146

Koven, Mikel J.

“Candyman can: Film and Ostentation.” New Series 2 (1999): 155-73.

Koven, Mikel J.

“‘Buzz Off!’: The Killer Bee Movie as Modern Belief Narrative.” New Series 4 (2001): 1-19.

Koven, Mikel J.

“Filming Legends: A Revised Typology.” New Series 5 (2002): 114-35.

Kuznetsova, Vera and Jeanmarie Rouhier-Willouighby.

“Russian Folk Legends on Noah and the Flood.” Third Series 1 (2011): 58-94.

Langlois, Janet.

“‘Hold the Mayo’: Purity and Danger in an AIDS Legend.” First Series 1 (1991): 153-72.

Lassen, Henrik R.

“‘the Improved Product’: A Philological Investigation of a Contemporary Legend.” First Series 5 (1995): 1-37.

Lau, Kimberly J.

“On the Rhetorical use of Legend: U. C. Berkeley Campus Lore as a Strategy for Coded Protest.” New Series 1 (1998): 1-20.

Lawless, Elaine.

“The Monster in the House: Legend Characteristics of the ‘Cycles of Violence’ Narrative Prototype.” New Series 5 (2002): 24-49.

Lindahl, Carl.

“The Re-Oralized Legends of Robert Mannyng’s Handlyng Synne.” New Series 2 (1999): 34-62.

MacGregor, Robert M.

“Quebec’s Killer Beer: A Dark T(Ale).” First Series 5 (1995): 101-14.

Main, David and Sandy Hobbs.

“The substitute personal experience narrative in contemporary legends.” New Series 10 (2007): 38-51.

Maynard, Lara.

“Locked Doors: Bearer-Centred.” New Series 1 (1998): 97-115.

McConnell, Brian.

“The Corporate Folk-Legend: Marketing Invention or Consumer Response?” PCL 4 (1989). 231-248.

McCulloch, Gordon.

“Suicidal Sculptors: Scottish Versions of a Migratory Legend.” PCL 2 (1987). 109-116.

McCulloch, Gordon

“The Tale of a Turkey Neck: A Legend Case Study.” PCL 1 (1984), 147-166

McIntyre, Lynn, et al.

“Origin Stories from Children’s Feeding Programs in Atlantic Canada: Heart-Wrenching Tales of Contemporary Legends?” New Series 4 (2001): 108-25.

McNeill, Lynne S.

“Contemporary ghost hunting and the relationship between proof and experience.” New Series 9 (2006): 96-110.

Meder, Theo.

“The Hunt for Winnie the Puma: Wild animals in a civilized Dutch environment.” New Series 10 (2007): 94-127.

Meder, Theo and Eric Venbrux.

“‘the False Teeth in the Cod’: A Legend Put into Context.” First Series 5 (1995): 115-31.

Milspaw, Yvonne.

“Ghosts and grave offerings: Legends from South Central Pennsylvania: A case study in the intersection of stories and stone.” New Series 7 (2004): 44-66.

Milspaw, Yvonne J.

“TMI-2: Elements in the discourse on disaster.” New Series 10 (2007): 74-93.

Mollegaard, Kirsten.

“The fairy-tale paradigm: Contemporary legend on Hans Christian Andersen’s parentage.” New Series 8 (2005): 28-46.

Montenyohl, Eric L.

“Beliefs in Satanism and their Impact on a Community: Moving Beyond Textual Studies in Oral Tradition.” First Series 4 (1994): 45-59.

Narváez, Peter and Holly Everett.

“‘Me and the Devil’: Legends of Niccolo Paganini and Robert Johnson.” New Series 4 (2001): 20-47.

Nicolaisen, W. F. H.

“Definitional Problems in Oral Narrative.” PCL 4 (1989). 77-90.

Nicolaisen, W. F. H.

“German Sage and English Legend: Terminology and Conceptual Problems.” PCL 3 (1988). 79-87.

Nicolaisen, W. F. H.

“Legends as Narrative Response.” PCL 1 (1984), 179-191

Nicolaisen, W. F. H.

“The Linguistic Structure of Legends.” PCL 2 (1987). 61-76.

Nicolaisen, W. F. H.

“Contemporary Legends: Narrative Texts Versus Summaries.” First Series 2 (1992): 71-91.

Niles, John.

“The Berkeley Contemporary Legend Files.” PCL 4 (1989). 103-111.

Peretti, Daniel.

“Ghost stories and a pinecone tree: The coordination of belief, narrative, and material culture.” New Series 8 (2005): 94-120.

Peters, Nancy Kammer.

“Suburban/Rural Variations in the Content of Adolescent Ghost Legends.” PCL 3 (1988). 221-235.

Pettitt, Tom.

“Body and environment in the contemporary legend: Articulation vs. containment.” New Series 8 (2005): 47-66.

Preston, Cathy Lynn.

“London’s Flames Revisted: Rumor-Legend and the Negotiation of Political Agendas in the 17th-Century England.” First Series 5 (1995): 38-75.

Preston, Cathy Lynn.

“Babysitting and the Man Upstairs: Negotiating the ‘Politics of Everyday Fear’.” New Series 2 (1999): 109-36.

Preston, Cathy Lynn.

“University campus legends: Student tactics and habitable spaces.” New Series 7 (2004): 137-171.

Preston, Michael J.

“Never Talk to Strangers: Parental Warnings, Contemporary Legends, and Popular Fiction.” New Series 2 (1999): 63-72.

Prizer, Tim.

“‘Shame old roads can’t talk’: Narrative, experience, and belief in framing legend-trips as performance.” New Series 7 (2004): 67-97.

R-Z

Reaver, J. Russell

“From Rhema to Logos: Contemporary Florida Legends.” PCL 1 (1984), 179-192

Robe, Stanley

“Legends in a culturally Complex Border Area.” PCL 1 (1984), 192-196

Rouhier-Willouighby, Jeanmarie and Vera Kuznetsova.

“Russian Folk Legends on Noah and the Flood.” Third Series 1 (2011): 58-94.

Ryan, J. S.

“The Vampire before and After Stoker’s Dracula.” First Series 3 (1993): 145-54.

Sammells, Clare A.

“Folklore, Food, and National Identity: Urban Legends of Llama Meat in La Paz, Bolivia.” New Series 1 (1998): 21-54.

Sayers, Stephen.

“The Psychological Significance of Genealogy.” PCL 2 (1987). 149-168.

Schmidt, Sigrid.

“Coffins on Cars-Three Namibian Adventures: Some Remarks on the Relationship of Contemporary Legends and Jests.” New Series 3 (2000): 45-63.

Schmidt, Sigrid.

“Contemporary Legends of Europeans in Namibia.” PCL 2 (1987). 117-129.

Schmidt, Sigrid.

“The Stories about the Painted Ceiling of St. Michael’s Hildesheim: The Problems of Contemporary Legend.” PCL 4 (1989). 179-190.

Shorrocks, Graham.

“Reflections on the Problems of Transcribing Contemporary Legends.” First Series 2 (1992): 93-117.

Simpson, Jacqueline.

“Hecate in the the Primrose Wood: The Propagation of a Rumour.” First Series 4 (1994): 91-118.

Simpson, Jaqueline.

“Are the Terms ‘Modern’ and ‘Contermporary’ Synonymous?” New Series 1 (1998): 134-48.

Sivier, David J.

“Empires of Fear: Vampirism, Colonialism and the Stolen Body Parts Panic.” New Series 5 (2002): 92-113.

Slotkin, Edgar M.

“Legend Genre as a Function of Audience.” PCL 3 (1988). 89-111.

Smith, Alan W.

“The Sinister Submarine as a Motif in Contemporary Legend and Popular Imagination.” New Series 3 (2000): 64-82.

Smith, Paul.

“‘Aids; Don’t Die of Ignorance’: Exploring the Cultural Complex.” PCL 5 (1990). 113-141.

Smith, Paul.

“Contemporary Legend and the Photocopy Revolution.” PCL 2 (1987). 177-202.

Smith, Paul.

“Contemporary Legend on Film and Television: Some Observations.” New Series 2 (1999): 137-54.

Smith, Paul.

“Contemporary Legend: A Legendary Genre?” PCL 4 (1989). 91-102.

Smith, Paul.

“Contemporary Legends and Popular Culture: ‘it’s the Real Thing’.” First Series 1 (1991): 123-52.

Smith, Paul

“On the Receiving End: When Legend becomes Rumour.” PCL 1 (1984), 197-215

Smith, Paul.

“‘Read all Bout it! Elvis Eaten by Drug-Crazed Giant Alligator’: Contemporary Legend and the Popular Press.” First Series 2 (1992): 41-70.

Smith, Paul and Daniel R. Barnes.

“The Contemporary Legend in Literature-Towards an Annotated Checklist.” First Series 2; 3 (1992): 167,79, 133-44.

Smith, Paul and Daniel R. Barnes.

“The Contemporary Legend in Literature-Towards an Annotated Checklist, Part 4: The Bosom Serpent.” New Series 4 (2001): 126-49.

Smith, Paul and Gillian Bennett.

“Contemporary Legend: Creating a Practical Bibliography.” First Series 4 (1994): 135-48.

Sobek, Maria Herrera.

“The Devil in the Discotheque: A Semiotic Analysis of a Contemporary Legend.” PCL 3 (1988). 147-157.

Thomas, Jeannie B.

“Stone Angels, Naked Mourners, and various Virgins: Statues, Legends and the Gendering of Intimacy.” New Series 3 (2000): 127-60.

Tucker, Elizabeth.

“‘LMAO—that wasnt [sic] even scary’: Comments on legend-related performances on YouTube.” Third Series 1 (2011): 44-57.

Tucker, Elizabeth.

“Marbles on the ceiling: Emerging campus legends.” New Series 7 (2004): 98-111.

Tye, Diane.

“Tales of Whose Village? Legend as Female Countermemory.” New Series 5 (2002): 1-23.

Venbrux, Eric, and Theo Meder.

“‘the False Teeth in the Cod’: A Legend Put into Context.” First Series 5 (1995): 115-31.

Victor, Jeffrey S.

“The Sociology of Contemporary Legends: A Review of the use of the Concept by Sociologists.” First Series 3 (1993): 63-83.

Wachs, Eleanor.

“The Mutilated Shopper at the Mall: A Legend of Urban Violence.” PCL 5 (1990). 143-160.

Ware, Carolyn.

“Rabid cows and undead dogs: Storytelling in veterinary medicine.” Third Series 1 (2011): 29-43.

Weber, Dana.

“Why Dracula Cannot die: The invention of a media-legend.” New Series 8 (2005): 1-27.

Wehse, Rainer.

“Concepts and Change of Concepts in Contemporary German Legends, Including a Proposition for a New Genre Terminology.” First Series 5 (1995): 132-53.

Williams, Noel

“Problems in Defining Contemporary Legends.” PCL 1 (1984), 216-228.

Winick, Stephen.

“Batman in the Closet: A New York Legend.” First Series 2 (1992): 1-21.

Winniford, Lee.

“Examining the Legendary Base for the Telephone Road Subculture’s Personal Experience Narratives.” New Series 4 (2001): 61-73.

Wyckoff, Donna.

“Why a Legend? Contemporary Legends as Community Ritual.” First Series 3 (1993): 1-36.

Wycoff, Donna L.

“‘it has all the Earmarks …’: Spotting Contemporary Legends Early; Predicting their Course.” New Series 3 (2000): 161-83.

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