Folklore Fieldwork
Tahnee BeckDelving into the depths of folklore, myths & traditions from Norfolk & beyond. Investigating stories of fae, legends & cultural heritage through research & fieldwork.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 29 | Subscribers | Read | folklorefieldwork.substack.com |
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Folklore in the Field
Summers warmth has faded fast, the nights are drawing in and it has been on my to do list for a while to share about a fieldwork expedition that took up a good proportion of my August. Let me begin.
Why do the Fae wear red hats?
This article is part of a collaboration with for her series on archetypes in folklore and how they manifest around the world. (The first article explored ‘The Hag’ archetype, to read my piece on the subject click here → The Watery Hags of ...
The Watery Hags of East Anglia
This article is part of an upcoming collaboration with for a new series on archetypes in folklore and how they manifest around the world. The first archetype is ‘The Hag’ in its various iterations through countries and cultures.
The Land Remembers
Folklore Remnants from Northern Germanic & Scandinavian Settlers in East Anglia, Part One
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