What Is Cù-Sìth(e)? Celtic Faerie Dog of Terror
Cù-Sìth(e) (pronounced Koo-Shee) are mythological creatures in Irish (spelt cú sídhe), Scottish and Celtic folklore and mythology.
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RESEARCH: The Startling Events Of Overtoun Bridge
The Overtoun Bridge is said to be a haunted bridge in Dumbarton, West Dunbartonshire, Scotland, dogs and people have died.
William Topaz McGonagall, His Poems Ooze Chaos And Shatter Rules
William Topaz McGonagall is a Scottish-Irish "poet" who was so bad, but so confident he girl bossed his way to…
Bridget Cleary, Murdered For Being A Fairy
Bridget Cleary was murdered on the 15th of March 1895 at roughly 26 years old by her husband - Michael…
The Uncanny Valley: What Unknown Thing Hunts Us?
The Uncanny Valley is a phenomenon where our brains see faces where there aren’t any. Which then kickstarts the body's…
Changelings: Think Wife Swap Only With Human And Fae Infants
The first time I heard the term Changelings, I was watching an episode of CW’s Supernatural. I’ll be completely honest…
Crodh Mara: The Tale Of The Scottish Water Cows!
Fairy Cattle! When I came across Crodh Mara my first thought that this was going to be some sort of…
The Secret Underground World of Habetrot
Habetrot is a story about a young girl who is helped by an old woman. This old woman does the…
7 Creatures I Would Never Want To Meet In The Dark
I thought as a way to introduce myself to you lovely souls; I would list 7 Creatures I Would Never…