The language of many tales that follow is updated somewhat - not that it is fully adequate so far - and some of the legends are abridged and made to look like fairy tales. Also, very brutal parts of the contents have been crossed out by me. - Tormod Kinnes

Introduction Messing with Trolls Ljungby Horn and Pipe Stompe Pilt The Giant Finn and Lund's Cathedral Sowing Pine Seeds The Ghost at the Inn The Trolls and the Large Stone The Trolls of Skurugata Madam Maagimy Sweet-Laden with Good Milk Knös Great Misfortune The Young Maiden's Fiancé Stand the Toil Two Troll Hats The Miraculous Belt The Speedy Death of a Begging Boy Throwing Stones The Cock and the Crested Hen King Lindorm The Sea Nymph The Polite Coal-Burner The Elves' Dance The Valiant Chanticleer The Magpie The Poor Devil Old Hop-Giant The Princess and the Glass Mountain Queen Cadoola The Treasure Seekers Faithful and Unfaithful Yuletide Spectres Lasse, my Lad! The Werewolf Silverwhite and Lillwacker The Mount of the Golden Queen The Vätters Lapp Genesis The Skalunda Giant

Starkad and Bale The Lady of Pintorp The Man Who Died on Holy Innocents' Day The Girl and the Snake First Born, First Wed A Troll Tale The Brownies The Lame Dog Neighbours Bickering The Evil One and Kitta Grau Torre Jeppe The Rooster, the Hand-Mill, and the Swarm of Hornets Maiden Swanwhite and Maiden Foxtail Food for Kings: Oatcake and Herring Nightly Disturbances The Troll's Garden at Stall's Backe The Three Dogs

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