Lost in Folklore
Nicola MostynA lighthearted look at folk stories, fairy tales, myths and monsters
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | nicolamostyn.substack.com |
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Welcome to LOST IN FOLKLORE, where I take a lighthearted look at elements of folk stories, fairy tales, myths and monsters. If you’ve arrived here by accident and want to unsubscribe, please do. It helps make sure everyone on this quest wan...
Five weird Christmas myths: The naughty, the nice and the just plain nutso of festive folklore
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The Six Species Most Likely to Usurp Humanity
Welcome to LOST IN FOLKLORE, where I take a lighthearted look at elements of folk stories, fairy tales, myths and monsters. If you’ve arrived here by accident and want to unsubscribe, please do. It helps makes sure everyone on this quest wa...
The Annual Pumpkin Graduation Speech
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Award-nominated author of Greek mythology urban fantasies THE GODS OF LOVE and THE LOVE DELUSION. Current WIP a horror thriller.
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