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For Michaelmas Day, one from my recent travels. Medieval wall painting from St James, South Leigh (Oxfordshire) featuring St Michael weighing souls and the Virgin Mary dropping rosary beads onto the scales to weigh it in her (and the soul's) favour.
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From 18 October there will be a new exhibition at @MuseumofCamb devoted to folklore (and supported, among others, by the @FolkloreSociety)
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But what is clear is that our collective pride in three British institutions has collapsed since 2011: parliament, the monarchy, and the BBC.
Debates over the quality of BBC output aside, it also reveals a deeper fragmentation..
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La photo extraordinaire de Mathieu Rivrin de l'éclipse au Mont-Saint-Michel.
(@mathieurivrin)
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I had to share this poem. Scots Gaelic 19C, a fairy sings a lullaby to a child she has stolen.
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Editors Davide Ermacora and Simon Young speak to Exeter Press Commissioning Editor Becky Taylor about The Exeter Companion to Changeling Lore 📖
Watch the interview ➡️ tinyurl.com/yc8fpvnz
#changelings #folklore #supernatural #mythology #fairies
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“Erudite, engagingly written, and painstakingly researched” - thank you to @Miller_flash for this fine @FolkloreSociety review of ‘Silence of the Gods’ 📚
My review for Folklore of Francis Young’s ‘Silence of the Gods: The Untold History of Europe’s Last Pagan Peoples’ is now available online ahead of publication in the journal itself. @DrFrancisYoung @FolkloreSociety tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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There is a new beast in the folklore forest: support, circulate, (if possible) contribute @VBramshawAuthor
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Scoring his first goal today, Archie Gray becomes Spurs’ youngest English scorer since Dele Alli almost a decade ago 🏴
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World. Class. 👏
Harry Kane now has more international goals than Pele 🦁
Pele scored 77 in 92 caps for Brazil, while England's captain got his 77th and 78th tonight in his 112th cap. 🇧🇷🏴
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Join us next week for @Miller_flash's talk on 'The Legend, Lore and Spirit of the Water Horse'. Tuesday 4th Nov, 7pm GMT. Tickets £6 (£4 for members with the promo code) eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-legen…
Nov 4 is set for my Eventbrite talk on the Water Horse for @FolkloreSociety which brings together various traditions of the water horse in mythology, folklore, literature & the visual arts eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-legen…
@kingstrs @BenQuash @DrBeachcombing @DrFrancisYoung @addisonhart
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‘Both an overarching historical and cultural survey and a handy reference source’. Thank you to @Miller_flash for a generous review of ‘Paganism Persisting’ in the latest @FolkloreSociety journal 📚
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Joseph Jacob's illustration of Hedley Kow (a Co. Durham horse spirit with a sideline in shapechanging) catches more than almost any other the joyful abandon of the trickster spirit in British folklore and fairylore. If anyone can do better I'd love to see it! @Miller_flash
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I'm very grateful to @Miller_flash for this perceptive review of 'Twilight of the Godlings' 🧚♀️📚
Always good to review something that is actually worth the effort. My book review (written over a year ago) of @DrFrancisYoung 's ‘Twilight of the Godlings’ appears in the 2024 autumn issue (137) of the Journal of American Folklore.
@CUPBookshop @cambUP_History @CambridgeUP
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My #MaterialMysticism @commentmag interview with Chloë Reddaway, featuring a new @Brepols book, the @TheVCS , @BenQuash & much more: “The Virgin’s womb is full; the tomb is empty; and the mercy of God is wider than my imagination.” comment.org/a-wedding-in-lon…
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Prepare thus, Lord, what you are preparing; for you are preparing us for yourself, and yourself for us, inasmuch as you are preparing a place both for yourself in us, and for us in you.
– Augustine, Tractates on John 68.3
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Devon chockablock with the 'Green Man', so many examples in wood and stone, and @Miller_flash of this parish, author of The Green Man in Medieval England, has kindly written of this misunderstood symbol for DevonChurchLand. Have a read do, just here: bit.ly/3P0zpCs
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Replying to @DevonChurchLand @CamScholars
If I can’t get you to buy my angels book, given your addiction to angels, I really am in deep trouble! I can offer you a 25% discount on the ‘Green Man’ book PROMO25. You need to read this if you’re writing about it. Nice review in Church Times @ChurchTimes


































