In early June, the British found-footage documentary Arcadia was released. A film showing the folklorish customs of Britain with a soundtrack by Portishead’s Ad...
This essay by Martin Shough is excerpted from Darklore Volume 5, which is available in paperback format from Amazon US and Amazon UK. Feature image courtesy Ale...
Hag-Ridden by Adam's First Wife
Hag – meaning a wizened and aged women, most commonly used now in a derogatory, even misogynistic way – is actually a shorten...
In this episode of the Youtube series Religion in Life, Dr. Diana Walsh Pasulka is invited to talk about her views on UFOs as a form of an emerging religion, on...
The enigmatic Georgia Guidestones have many mysteries surrounding them: who was the shadowy group that asked for them to be built; what is the true meaning of t...
Editor Robbie Graham has given his blessing to all contributing authors of UFOs: Reframing the Debate to post their individual essays online. If you haven't don...
One of the last episodes in the Tangentially Speaking podcast with Christopher Ryan had Lisa Menna as guest, who turned out to be a fascinating individual for r...
Fairies are a well-known staple of folklore and modern children's literature: supernatural beings who were thought by people of previous ages to inhabit the pas...
When my friend and colleague Joshua Cutchin says he's into faeries, he really, really means it.
Really.
His two previous books A Trojan Feast and The Brim...
Dr Simon Young and Dr Ceri Houlbrook are the contributing editors of Magical Folk: British and Irish Fairies, 500 AD to the Present, published by Gibson Square ...
