The Tape Recorder and the Bog: Preserving Living Voice in the Algorithmic Age
There is a reel of quarter-inch tape in the National Folklore Collection numbered T0119. It was recorded in November 1960 in
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How to Actually Read Runes
Most guides selling you a rune set will tell you it's an unbroken tradition going back thousands of years to
Where Vampires Actually Came From
Long before anyone said the word “vampire,” people were already burying their dead wrongly on purpose. The fear seems to go back
The Things People Put in Walls to Keep Witches Out
Shoes, bottles, dead cats, scratched circles, and the private magic of the English home. If you renovate an old house in Britain,
Why Do We Cover the Mirrors when Someone Dies?
Come with me into a house where someone has just died. It's an ordinary house, those types that existed by
First Wife
1:1 This is the version no one tells at synagogue, she was made from the same dirt as him, not a