
Investigating folklore from Norfolk & beyond, through research & fieldwork.
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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...
I started this Substack at the beginning of 2025 with the below statement:
[Folklore is] an interest of mine that has laid somewhat dormant for the past few years due to the hectic nature of managing/wrangling a young family and the mun...
I’m very pleased to be sharing with you another article as part of the (North) Norfolk Folklore Project in collaboration with .
Before Daniel sent me the below piece I had emailed him asking if he still had any of the correspondence from...
Dancing Fairies (1866) by August Malmström
Earlier this year I visited the Norfolk Record Office in search of the remnants of the unpublished Norfolk Folklore Volume commissioned in the late 1800s by the Folklore Society. I was looking, in...
A few weeks ago, whilst walking through what I can only describe as a fairy woodland, I received an unexpected message. The sender was , the very author whose Folklore Society article introduced me to Norfolk’s Hyter Sprites.
During his ti...
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Writer & folklorist based in Norfolk investigating folklore from Norfolk & beyond through research & fieldwork.
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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