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IrishCentral Contributor Kevin O'Hara recounts the fantastic faery tales he heard from a stranger, Belfast man Martin Bailey.
Once upon a time there lived a woman who just wanted to go and live deep in the middle of a forest with all the animals to read books and not be bothered by anyone. However, the sa...
Fantasy novels that use folklore and fairy stories to create something new... The post Eight Versions of Fairy Tales That Tell a Different Story appeared first on Reactor.
A Vietnamese folktale of magic, redemption, and transformation The post The Tale of Mother Liễu Hạnh appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhist Review.
A wailing fairy woman who appears in three forms, four children cursed into swans, and a boy who earned his name by killing a guard dog with a hurl and a sliotar.
Once upon a time, there was a story that twisted the fabric of its origins, becoming more horrific, more deadly, taking tropes and beats from classic fairytales and turning them in...
Stories of the manananggal, a creature said to split its body in two, and the tiyanak, which takes the form of an infant, are part of the folklore many children grow up hearing in...
Wilhelm “Willie” Grimmerly wishes to leave the Blackened Forest on a journalism internship (“Whether brave or naive, Willie believed stories matter”). Upon her arrival in King’s Co...
She couldn’t be angry with the brownies; they hadn’t known. This was simply what they did: tidying, mending, completing the tiny cap meant for a babe born in winter. They must’ve k...
Trashlings, Mess-wights and other Fae bogeys ...
NCR Book Club: In Where Wonder Leads, author Eric Clayton does for the reader what Gandalf does for a hobbit and Dumbledore does for an orphan: He points the way, names the dangers...
“In the earliest version / by Perrault the story is finished / when the girl gets eaten.”
The fairies are back! Today I went outside, and I was amazed by all the activity in my garden. I counted what seemed like more than 50 little leprechauns running around among the p...
Ten years after Estonia’s first-ever Mega-Event, TheCoastalCrew returned with another celebration of Estonia’s geocaching community. On a sunny weekend in August, nearly 800 geocac...
A Qing collector wrote down a merchant's account of a city the height of a knee. It is not the only such record.
Read your way into these mythology- and folklore-inspired horror books, including novels and short story collections.
Following the success of last year's Connected Icons, Bar Prince at The Balmoral invites guests into a world of myth, magic and storytelling with the launch of its newest cocktail...
Hi Fabs! Happy Monday! Let’s make it fabulous, shall we? 😉 It was funny that Allison mentioned Lost Unicorn in her blog post the other day, because I hadn’t been there in foreve...
Merchant's fable-like narratives tap into our anxieties around the environment by conjuring instead a kind of utopia. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colos...
Oisín rode across the silver seas to a land where no one ever ages, but one fall from a white horse cost him everything he left behind.
A classic tale of man vs nature, steeped in Japanese myth and spirituality The post Neither Human Nor Wolf: <i>Princess Mononoke</i> appeared first on Reactor.
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