Spirit of the Siberian tiger
Subtitle: folktales of the Russian Far East
By: [author of the folktales, Dmitriy Nagishkin ; illustrator of the folktales, Gennadiy Pavlishin] ; edited by Alexander B. Dolitsky ; translated by Henry N. Michael
Contributors: Dolitsky, Alexander B.; Michael, Henry N.; Pavlishin, Gennadiĭ; Alaska-Siberia Research Center
Edition: 1st ed.
Series: Publication -- no. 15; Publication (Alaska-Siberia Research Center) -- no. 15.
Publisher: Alaska-Siberia Research Center
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Juneau, Alaska
Language: eng
Number of pages: 74
ISBN-13: 9780965389174
Subjects: Udekhe (Asian people); Folklore; Nanai (Asian people); Tales; Tiger
Work titles: Amurskie skazki
Description: A collection of 4 folktales form the Russian Far East, translated from Russian into English.
Notes: "Dr. Henry N. Michael translated the folktales into English from the Amurskiye skazki (Fairy tales of the Amur) ... The Russian edition of this work was written by Dmitriy Nagishkin and illustrated by Gennadiy Pavlishin (1980)"--Preface.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 63-64) and index.
Table of contents: title: Ethnographic information / Alexander B. Dolitsky; title: About the Siberian tiger / Alexander B. Dolitsky; title: The tyger / William Blake; title: Tiger tiger revisited / Gordon J.L. Ramel; title: Literary folktales / Dmitriy Nagishkin. The seven fears (Udegey). The little girl Elga (Udegey). The greedy Kanchuga (Udegey).; title: Kile Bamba and Loche-the strongman (Nanay).