Jürgen Hubert said:On the off chance that you can read German, I recommend Sagen, Legenden und Geschichten aus der Fränkischen Schweiz - 581 tales of witches, ghosts, superstitions, magic, fiery apparitions, big fish (really big fish!), the Wild Hunt, and little grey men, with the Devil as a frequent guest star. Most of them were told to the author by old locals who had been handed them down from their ancestors for many generations, and are thus quite authentic.
You can get this book from the German Amazon site, though I can make no gurantees if you can get the book in time for your paper...
Personally, I'm currently trying to do a RPG treatment of many of the creatures for a Pyramid magazine article.
Trevalon Moonleirion said:Fellow history buffs (snip) Do you know of any good historical sources that I could use in my essay? Primary and secondary sources are both more than welcome.
Trevalon Moonleirion said:If I've learned just one thing during this first year of college it's this: don't wait until a week before a 12 page research paper is due to start really looking for stuff. You'll find that the library is suddently checked out of all the books that you need.![]()
knitnerd said:There was a site mentioned on a knitting board today that is just what you need
http://www.endicott-studio.com/readingRoom.htm

(Dungeons & Dragons)
Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.