Category: The World
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The Caipora, the Ciguapa and the Kalonoro
In South America, particularly Brazil, legends talk of the Caipora. A mythical being that is very mischievous, it sometimes becomes part fox and part human, and can have a large black mane. Folklore tells of the way the Caipora defend the jungle by causing all kinds of problems to those who show disrespect to the…
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Dyfed’s Prince Pwyll
Hundreds of years ago, perhaps in the realms of mythology or perhaps not, in an England where magical swords and dragons and wizards and round tables existed, there was also then as there is now, an Otherworld. Many of them, actually, depending on where upon this wonderful world one lived. In one kingdom, that Otherworld…
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Shadows
Like us, shadows are. They dance. They grow. They fade. Like us, shadows fall. Unlike shadows, we are. Unlike shadows, we learn. Well, should learn. We remember. Well, should. Remember. Always. With Gratitude.
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Professor Y… Oh why oh why?
Secretly, I’ve always fancied myself as a TV star. Very secretly, as I’m such a private person I don’t think I could cope with the attention that comes with being a TV star, but there’s one side of me that wonders, on occasion, what if? And another side of me adds to the confusion by…
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Night of the Gathering
Out into the Grinds the Inners wentTo join the annual gathermentOf creatures featured in stories toldBoth modern and from times of old They joined the likes of Warlock SeersMagicians, Wraiths and other fear-Some creatures for one party nightFilled with fun and lots of frights Spooky music whispers bySirens wail from way up highWitches cackle and…
The Mansionic Perspective 