Simon’s British Mythology Substack
simon youngWelcome to the British dreamtime. A valiant attempt to recreate the mythology of Britain's best documented supernatural generations, the long nineteenth century, from 1765-1918. Fairies to ghosts, witchcraft to priestcraft, angels to devils....
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A Welsh Sorceror’s Magical Diary from 1832?
Andrew, Kate and the Cunning Man
Cunning folk get a poor press. These were marginalized men and women who worked spells on behalf of the community with healthy doses of manipulation, histrionics, fakery and just possibly some magic th...
The Perils of Folklore Biography: Nellie, the Fairies and Spinal Trauma
Falling in Love with Nellie
I married at thirty, but, I’m not proud to admit, I fell in love with another woman in my mid 40s. This second passion? One Nellie Sloggett - I get chills just saying her name - a paralysed Cornish beauty w...
My Devil Double: Supernatural Impersonification and Crime
It was the Devil in My Likeness!
The year is 1840 and there has been a nasty bit of housebreaking at the Barns in Minton in Shropshire. I don’t need to say too much about the act itself, other than that it was a cowardly business invo...
In Search of the Oz Factor: Why People Have Supernatural Experiences
Going to Oz
The Oz Factor (the subject of this month’s podcast) is the name given by paranormal researchers to the experience of feeling separated or cut off from the surrounding world during a supernatural encounter. The birdsong sud...
The Onslow Goblin: Postmen, Fireballs and Autokinesis
I thank Jack Hunter (professor and Fortean) for introducing me to the Onslow Goblin that, for a time, in the early nineteenth century, haunted a spot on the edge of the English-Welsh border. There are lots of sources. But they all ultimatel...
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British folklore writer: author of The Boggart: Folklore, History, Placenames and Dialect (Exeter University Press 2022) and The Nail in the Skull and Other Victorian Urban Legends (Mississippi University Press 2022).
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