Tag: TheBearAndTheNightingale

• The Power of Folklore

  What is it about folklore that continues to capture the imagination? Perhaps it stems from a human need to understand the past and our cultural roots. Maybe the fascination is fueled by the way it connects us to one another, regardless of where we call home. Folklorists often disagree about how to accurately define folklore,…

  Cate T.

  November 17, 2025

  Recommendations, Trending

  AFateInkedInBlood, AFlameInTheNorth, AfricanFolklore, AkataWitch, CelticFolklore, ChildrenOfBloodAndBone, DaughterOfTheMoonGoddess, DrRonaldHutton, EastAsianFolklore, EmpireOfSand, FathomFolk, Folklore, FoulDays, GodsOfJadeAndShadow, JosephCampbell, LatinAmericanFolklore, LeFay, MexicanGothic, MorganIsMyName, NativeAmericanFolklore, NorseFolklore, RageOfDragons, SlavicFolklore, SongOfTheHuntress, SouthAsianFolklore, TheBearAndTheNightingale, TheCityOfBrass, TheFoxWife, TheHouseOfTheSpirits, TheShadowOfTheGods, TheStarTouchedQueen, TheWildHuntress, UniversityOfBristol

• The Return of the Light: Finding Comfort in Winter

  “This is the solstice, the still point of the sun, its cusp and midnight, the year’s threshold and unlocking, where the past lets go of and becomes the future; the place of caught breath.” ― Margaret Atwood, Eating Fire. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Yule, the Winter Solstice, Diwali, Soyal, Yalda, Dōngzhì, Lohri, New…

  Amy S.

  December 25, 2023

  Book Reviews, Inside Stories, Recommendations

  AChristmasCarol, EasternConnecticutParanormalSociety, ElizabethPeters, EmilyBronte, FiresideGhostStories, FossHill, GhostStories, Hygge, JacquelineFrost, JanBrett, JaneYolen, KatherineArden, LittleWomen, LouisaMayAlcott, MiddletownStrong, OwlMoon, Podcast, SecretsOfRussellLibrary, StalkingAroundTheChristmasTree, TheBearAndTheNightingale, TheMitten, TrojanGold, WinterSolstice, WutheringHeights