Mythology: Gods and Monsters
A new myth every day, from every culture that ever told one. Gods, monsters, heroes, and the weird cosmic machinery behind them.
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Myth of the Day: Marabbecca
Region/Culture: Sicily (Southern Italy)
Mythos: Italian Mythology
Primary Type/Nature: Water-dwelling monster and cautionary spirit
Mythical Attributes: Lurks at the bottom of wells, cisterns, and reservoirs by night, snatching anyone wh...
The Devil Wore a Tall Hat
The Witch (2015): almost every frightening thing in it is quoted from a trial paper. The one exception is the goat everybody remembers, and Robert Eggers conceded it himself in 2016.
There is a moment near the end of this film that has out...
Myth of the Day: Vanth
Region/Culture: Southern Europe
Mythos: Etruscan Mythology
Primary Type/Nature: Demons and Devils
Mythical Attributes: A winged female psychopomp whose torch, key, and scroll carry the soul from the moment of death to the threshold of...
Myth of the Day: Mher
Region/Culture: Central and Eastern Europe (Armenian highlands around Lake Van)
Mythos: Armenian Mythology
Primary Type/Nature: Heroes and Mortals
Mythical Attributes: An immortal hero of the epic Sasna Tsrer who inherits the name and...
Prophecy Is a Plot Device. Fate Is a Worldview.
Your characters treat the prophecy as information, and nobody in your world has an opinion about how it can work. Real traditions have more than one answer each, and they do not agree.
Your book has a prophecy in it. Most do. Somebody said...
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