All Old Strange Things
Francis YoungReflections on my life as a historian and insights into my research on some of the stranger byways of Europe's religious history and folklore...
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Layers and layers of Lithuanians
On the composition of Britain's Lithuanian community
There are about 185,000 people currently living in the UK who were born in Lithuania. But of course that isn’t the size of the Lithuanian community in Britain, which includes all of the...
Building the City of Mercy
On the World Apostolic Congress on Mercy - and why it matters
On 26 October 1934 a Polish nun living in Vilnius, Sr Faustina Kowalska, who was returning from the convent garden with some pupils for dinner, looked up to see Jesus in the air...
Elves of The New Enchantment
Reflections on a recent review of ‘Fairies: A History’
Of all the reviews that have appeared so far of Fairies: A History, the review by Nadya Williams that appeared yesterday in The Dispatch was the first to perceive correctly my intent i...
On the unclassifiably weird
The Child’s Dream of Pantomime, by Alfred Crowquill (Wellcome Collection)
One of my favourite folklorists is wont to observe that the most interesting cases of strange things happening to people fall somewhere between the wholly stereotype...
Facing the indeterminate
In defence of human translation
Studying philosophy at university is something I usually find myself regretting – largely because I wasn’t especially good at it, and I could have used my time a lot better studying something else. But there...
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