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Beneath the Sugar Sky, by Seanan McGuire – The third book in the Wayward Children series follows up on the first. A girl named Rini arrives at Eleanor West’s home, looking for her mother Onishi Sumi, who had been murdered. … Continue reading →

Posted in Authors, Book Reviews, Christianity, Conspiracy Theories, Economics, Fairy Tales, Families, Food, History, incryptid, Magic, Monsters, Mythology, Poetry, Relationships, Religion, Rick Riordan, seanan mcguire, Wayward Children | Tagged beneath the sugar sky, christina rossetti, chupacabra, demons, dio de muertos, elementals, elves, fairies, folklore, goblin market, in an absent dream, la llorona, paolo santiago and the river of tears, paracelsus, rick riordan presents, ronald hutton, satan, tehlor kay mejia, the witch, tricks for free, undines, witches |

All the Girls Love Annis

Sometimes I feel like I should save posts on wicked witches until October, but I’ll probably forget before then. So here’s Black Annis, the local witch of the Dane Hills in Leicestershire, England. While descriptions vary somewhat, she’s often described … Continue reading →

Posted in Authors, British, Celtic, Discworld, Fairy Tales, Monsters, Mythology, Terry Pratchett | Tagged agnes scott, anu, black aliss demurrage, black annis, boogeyman, granny weatherwax, king richard iii of england, ronald hutton, witches |