Folklore Fieldwork
Tahnee Beck, Daniel RabuzziInvestigating folklore from Norfolk & beyond, through research & fieldwork.
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The Commotion Tyme
This piece was first published in the Summer 2026 Edition of The Mardler, the seasonal zine published by the East Anglian Folklore Centre.
Mousehold Heath by John Crome, 1818-20
Ancient woodlands decimated, monasteries dissolved, a...
The Acorns of Albion
Sharing something a little different today (as it’s one of the last pieces of finished writing I have to hand 😅) a fairy fiction piece first published in Issue 2 of . I haven’t really shared much fiction here on Substack previously please...
The Most Notable Stone of the County
First published in Issue 5 of Ancient Times
This article was first published in issue 5 of the Stone Club’s magazine Ancient Times as “The Most Notable Stone in Norfolk”.
The Fairies’ ‘Lost Command’
This article first appeared in the June 2026 Fairy Investigation Society Newsletter.
Fairies in an Enchanted Forest (19th Centuty) by Georgie Hobson
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Norfolk is a predominantly rural county, with a long coastline and one of...
Meeting George Ewart Evans
George Ewart Evans
Over the past few weeks has generously shared his writing and reflections on his experiences researching folklore in Norfolk in the early ‘80s. I have been sharing them here as part of the (North) Norfolk Folklore Proje...
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Writer & folklore researcher investigating folklore from Norfolk & beyond. Lots of fairies. 🧚
Daniel A. Rabuzzi has had two novels, five short stories, 30 poems, and nearly 50 essays / articles published (www.danielarabuzzi.com). He lives in NYC with the woodcarver Deborah A. Mills (www.deborahmillswoodcarving.com).
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