Abandoned in Bedlam
Bedlam is at the end of the road, but that’s the least of it.
The mystery of a Scottish minister and a secret world of fairies
Robert Kirk’s research into fairy folklore is still important today. Was this 17th century Scottish minister punished for prying a little too closely into the world of fairies and elves?
Folklore terror on the Scottish seas
Poetry duels, pagan beer rituals and playing with storms – the unique folklore legend of the Blue Men of the Minch, with a sideways look at their urban gangster cousins.
Glasgow-London: two cities, two stones and a lot of myths
A cycle ride to the outer edges of Glasgow finds stones, myths, floating saints, plane twitchers and echoes of one of London’s strangest landmarks.
Ghosts, fog and Bedlam: country night-walking
Night walking a country lane, exploring local Shropshire ghosts and watching a winter sunrise on the eerie Titterstone Clee Hill.
The Stones and the Torment (final part)
Dr OctagonThe final part of the Stones and the Torment mixing medical horror, psychogeography, myth and history.
Wild flowers: the beauty in the names
Wondering at the beauty of the names of wild flowers, their folklore and myth.
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