Mindanao folktales - Esteban, Rolando C.; Casanova, Arthur P.; Esteban, Ivie C. (Mandaluyong City National Book Store, 2002)
The fight between Rajah Indarapatra and Omakaan (Maranao) -- The mosquito's whisper (Maranao) -- Pilandok and the blind man (Maranao) -- Pilandok and the sultan (Maranao) -- The wasp ( Maranao) -- The turtle and the snake (Maranao) -- Why Sapinit has many hairs (Maranao) -- The helpful kapre (Maguindanao) -- Sultan Skander and Tarabusao (Maguindanao) -- Patakoda, the giant stallion ( Maguindanao) -- Punta Flechas (Maguindanao) -- Amer Hamja (Tausug) -- The legend of Siasi (Tausug) -- The legend of Dua Bullod (Tausug) -- Dayang-dayang Fatima (Tausug) -- Origin of the Samals and Kalibugans (Samal) -- The first fish trap (Samal) -- The red hen (Samal) -- Pulong Bato (Samal/Zamboanga) -- The origin of Kalibugans (Kalibugan) -- The three hills of Sanito (Subanen) -- Anita's anger (Manobo-Surigao) -- Ango (Manobo-Surigao) -- How Kinadabsan Falls got its name (Surigaonon) -- Tagbayanga Island (Surigaonon) -- The legend of Lake Mainit (Surigaonon) -- How Pikit Stream got its name (Surigaonon) -- The cat and the rat (Kamayo) -- Why there are many kinds of plants (Kamayo) -- The prince and his destiny (Visayan) -- How Tupilak got its name (Visayan) -- The treasure of Buluan Island (Visayan) -- Juan Bahag (Visayan-Surigao) -- Lumabaet (Bagobo) -- The foothills of Mt. Apo (Bagobo) -- The turtle dove (Bilaan) -- Origin of the Bilaan (Bilaan) -- The first men and women, version 1 (Bilaan) -- The first men and women, version 2 (Bilaan) -- The flood (Bukidnon) -- Tuluyan and the takalub (Bukidnon) -- Camiguin (Bukidnon) -- Origin of the name Talaandig (Talaandig) -- Two datus (Kalagan) -- The cuckoo (Ilonggo) -- The bakwa and the monkey (Ilonggo) -- Why rice is scarce (Ilonggo).
Keywords: Tales -- Philippines -- Mindanao; Folk literature, Philippine -- Translations into English