Shapeshifters of Myth: Creatures That Aren’t What They Seem
Imagine meeting a beautiful stranger on a lonely beach. She has dark, luminous eyes and an otherworldly grace. You do not know it yet, but she…
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GROOTSLANG
Deep within the cavernous depths of the Wonder Hole in the Richtersveld of South Africa, the Grootslang (Afrikaans for “Great Snake”) is a creature of terrifying antiquity. According to local legend, it is a being from…
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Stories, insights, and discoveries from the world of mythical creatures.
Why Writers Need a Mythical Creature Worldbuilding Dashboard
Every fantasy writer knows the feeling. You have a brilliant idea for a dragon clan, a forgotten pantheon, or a…
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Cerberus vs. Fenrir: Which Beast Reigns Supreme in Mythology?
Two cultures. Two monstrous animals. Two very different kinds of terror. Cerberus, the three headed guard dog of the Greek…
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The Mothman Prophecies: West Virginia’s Winged Warning
Some legends come from ancient scrolls. This one came from a police radio. In November 1966, residents of Point Pleasant,…
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