Oral Traditions_List of Resources

1. Philippine Epic Poetry, Wikipedia.  Good general starting point for searches-
address < http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippine_epic_poetry >

2. Philippine Folk-Tales by Carla Kern Bayliss, Berton L. Maxfield and W.H. Millington.  Etext containing four article that appeared in the Journal of American Folk-Lore, all related to folklore in the Philippines.
a. PH Folk-tales, b. Visayan Folk-Tales, c. Tagalog Folk-Tales, d. Bagobo Folk-Tales

Source: Full text Archives, a collection of "books, poems, drama..."  Use caution stories seem christianized.  Unknown accuracy.  Be sure to verify versions told.  < http://www.fulltextarchive.com/page/Philippine-Folk-Tales3/#p57  >

3.  Rocket Kappre -fantastic filipino fiction, link http://www.rocketkapre.com/the-myth-list/
excerpt:

~ Being an Incomplete Compendium of Magical Myths, Legends and Old Tales from the Philippines ~

Note: This is a list I’ve generated as a companion to–and aid for–the Alternative Alamat anthology (which closes for submissions on 30 August 2010). It does not claim to be a comprehensive list, nor is it aimed at distinguishing between folk tales, legends, fables, myths, epics, romances or what not–I’m going to collectively refer to these as Myths and Legends, for the sake of simplicity.