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Lizzie BickerstaffEssays on the folkloric and occult
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Today is St Mark's Eve
One of the quiet pleasures of digging into the British folk record is the realisation that the year was never empty. Every day had something clinging to it, be it a a custom, a superstition, a festival that mattered enormously to one valley...
Dying to Know: A Look at Folk Necromancy
In 1510, nine men were hauled before the Archbishop’s Court in York. Among the regularly scheduled cases of pilfered loaves and drunken pub brawls, this one was strikingly different. This unruly group had in fact been rumbled in the midst o...
A Folklore Curriculum
When I’m at the pub, talking to a friend of a friend, there’s a moment I can always see coming. The conversation drifts, as it inevitably does, to that question: “So, what do you do?” And I, clutching a sweating pint, sheepishly reply “folk...
We All Know You're Folkwashing
N.B. This is a diversion from my usual research based work, but I feel a word on this burgeoning issue is long overdue. Folk has always been political—that is the point.
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Folklorist and storyteller. Essays on the folkloric and occult (sometimes serious, often not). New posts every week. Ko-Fi: @lizziebickerstaff
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