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Originally collected and told in written form by Joel Harris. Translated and retold by yours truly. Note: The books that I got these African-American folktales from are all in the public domain. They were first told centuries ago, so there is going to be some values dissonance. I do not necessarily agree with the beliefs that are exhibited by the characters in these stories or the original storyteller(s). Also, before any of you accuse me of cultural appropriation, not only am I black myself, but even if I weren't, there is nothing wrong with someone telling stories that come from another culture in and of itself. Other than that, please enjoy these stories. ________________________________________________________________________ Section 1. A Ghost Story. From Nights with Uncle Remus: Myths and Legends of the Old Plantation. One time there was a woman and a man. It seemed like they lived close to one another, and the man set his eyes on the woman, and the woman just went along and