#Folkhorror

As the nights draw in I find myself turning more to folk stories from the Slavic pantheon. The ones with cautionary tales for children to remind them to stick to
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The Kent Weald harbours a picturesque village with an unusual name - Chiddingstone. And at its centre you'll find a big lump of sandstone to which it owes it. It
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I've never quite been the same since I learned about trovants. These are rocks, actual rocks, that not only 'grow' but MULTIPLY. The most famous example can be found in
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With their infinite changeability it's no wonder clouds have been imbued with mythological qualities by many cultures throughout history.In Ancient Greece clouds were considered young nymphs called Nephelai, the daughters
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1/19. Hello! Thanks for inviting me to discuss history and archaeology in @helleborezine for #PATC5. I’m Maria, and I’m the founding editor of HELLEBORE, a small press magazine devoted to
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