6 American Folklore Creatures You Should Know
There are many American folklore creatures from the east to west coast. They include anything from Bigfoot to the Jersey Devil. Let’s take a look at some of the creatures in the United States that currently inhabit the forests, cities,…
Folklore: Iowa’s Rotting Remains of Uncle Charlie in Urbandale
The ghosts of the living appear in so many stories across the literary world, one has to wonder what the obsession is with these phantoms. Iowa’s Uncle Charlie appears to us in the real world–and the obsession with him may be his horrifying nature.
The Dark Legends of Rogues Hollow, Ohio
Rogues Hollow, Ohio, known for its turbulent history and hauntings, was once a coal mining hub with violent crime and ghostly legends from its past.
Folklore: The Botched Destruction of a Vampire on Mykonos
Today we examine some folklore form Greece. Join us to learn more about this undead tale!
Exploring the Origins of the Bogeyman in Folklore
The origins of the bogeyman are inconclusive as the creature has a history in many cultures. However, there are some commonalities between stories that can help us understand this folkloric monster with more clarity.
The Most Disturbing Poem, “Little Orphant Annie”
We all remember creepy poems from when we were kids. Well, here’s another one!
The Michigan Dogman: Mystery and History
Today’s post is about the Dogman in Michigan. Join us to learn about this strange creature of folklore.
How to Use Folkloric Language to Convey Complex Ideas
The Brothers Grimm’s “The Fisherman and His Wife” tells a cautionary tale of greed, using simple folkloric language to convey complex themes and lessons.
Folklore: The Legend of Lilac Lady at Landmark Inn
In Marquette, Michigan, far to the North of the state, there is a historic hotel: Landmark Inn. The hotel is located on Front Street. Inside, on the sixth floor, is the Lilac Room, which is beautifully designed and in lilac…
Why Bigfoot Remains a Captivating Legend Today
Bigfoot is a well-known cryptid, and today we explore how “legends” (specifically Bigfoot) are important in storytelling and language.
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