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The Magical World of Slavic/Thracian Folklore & Mythology

Ronesa Aveela

Ronesa Aveela writes about the Bulgarian culture, rituals, folklore, and mythology. She writes fantasy fiction and nonfiction, and has a particular interest in the many creatures who make themselves known in folkloric beliefs.

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    Ronesa Aveela is two authors. Nelly grew up with stories of wild Bulgarian nymphs, dragons, and witches. Rebecca has a a love of all things from different cultures.

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