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The Folklore Cycle

The Pixie Light: Of Flames and Follies

Black of Fur and Eyes Aflame

Black of Fur and Eyes Aflame

Black of Fur and Eyes Aflame

You’ll find ferocious Hellhounds in the Greek legend of Cerebus, Norse myths of Garmr and Ragnarok, and folktales of demon dogs stalking the mountains of Virginia and the Carolinas.

The Year the Capitols Burned

Black of Fur and Eyes Aflame

Black of Fur and Eyes Aflame

Within the space of three weeks, two North Carolina landmarks — its original Old State House in Fayetteville and the State Capitol in Raleigh — were destroyed by fire. A coincidence?

What Beckons from the Forest

Black of Fur and Eyes Aflame

What Beckons from the Forest

Tales of imps using ghostly light to lead travelers astray abound in the folklore of the British Isles, bearing such names as Hinkypunk, Ignis Fatuus, Jack-o-Lantern, Will-o-the-Wisp, and Pixie Light.


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