A Monster Of A Read
This publication will serve hopefully as a bestiary and encyclopedia for fiction writers to be able to use the old tales that are being forgotten without contributing to the "sanitising" and removal of the history of the culture they come from.
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The Morrigan, The Warrior Witch
Let's talk witches. Well, sort of. The Morrigan is many things and people often associate her with witches. In truth, the morrigan is closer to a goddess of war and victory and fate but with a sprinkle of mystic arts.
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A rough introduction to fairies
To begin this modern bestiary of sorts, I thought we should start with something a little bit light. Well, as light as heart eating forest monsters can be.
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This page will be a modern bestiary of sorts. Expect the origins of your favourite ghosts and ghouls as well as some old and almost forgotten stories.
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