Korey A – No One Will Remember Me

Eine EP wie ein Symptom: Auf der ganzen Welt machen nun einsame Menschen allein Musik und stellen sie ins Netz. Egal ob klassischer Indiefolk wie hier oder irgendein anderes Genre – Musikprod…

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I've really enjoyed #FolkyFriday and have always tried to make at least one of my #PhantomsFriday posts tie in with each week's theme. I'm sad to see it go but congratulate the Three Ravens on their sterling work. We only have ghostlore locked down, so we need a #FolkloreFriday hero to step up!

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Just found this fascinating deep dive into the Bloody Mary mirror legend — why it refuses to die, how it evolved, and why it still haunts us today.
A quick, eerie read. 🔮🪞
Check it out:
https://hauntings2.wordpress.com/2025/11/28/bloody-mary-the-mirror-legend-that-refuses-to-die/

#BloodyMary #UrbanLegends #Paranormal #HorrorFolklore #CreepyStories #FolkloreFriday #MirrorMyth

Bloody Mary: The Mirror Legend That Refuses to Die

Few urban legends have managed to survive across generations, cultures, and continents the way Bloody Mary has. Whether whispered at sleepovers, repeated in classrooms, or adapted in horror films, …

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The Corn Doll’s Secret

Once woven to hold the spirit of the last harvest, **corn dolls** were never just decoration. The spirit of the field was bound inside—waiting.

Forget the doll, and it may whisper in the dark. Neglect it too long, and the spirit twists with hunger… demanding blood instead of grain.

Would you keep one in your home overnight?

For a more detailed look at the folklore of corn dolls check out my blog
https://tasarlaromaney.wordpress.com/2025/09/26/the-myths-and-folklore-surrounding-corn-dolls/

#FolkHorror #writing #FolkloreFriday

#FolkloreFriday question:

What do ALL trickster tales have in common? 🎭

The answer reveals why we need rule-breakers...

Explore → https://mythopia.io/tagged/102/folklore

RT with your favorite trickster!

Folklore Folktales & Myths | Mythopia

Discover authentic African Folklore and oral traditions. Complete collection of myths, legends, folktales, and cultural stories from diverse African communities preserving ancestral wisdom.

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#FolkloreFriday starts with a question:

If you could ask ONE question to any folklore character, who and what?

🕷️ Ananse: How to outsmart anyone?
🐢 Tortoise: Is patience always worth it?
🦁 Lion: How to lead?

Explore all → https://mythopia.io/tagged/102/folklore

Folklore Folktales & Myths | Mythopia

Discover authentic African Folklore and oral traditions. Complete collection of myths, legends, folktales, and cultural stories from diverse African communities preserving ancestral wisdom.

Mythopia

#FolkloreFriday question:

Every culture has a trickster. Who's yours?
🕷️ Ananse (West Africa)
🐢 Tortoise (Nigeria)
🐰 Rabbit (Southern Africa)
🦊 Your own?

Celebrate them all → https://mythopia.io/tagged/103/folktales

RT with your favorite trickster!

Folktales Folktales & Myths | Mythopia

Explore timeless African Folktales from across the continent. 2025 comprehensive collection of traditional stories, moral tales, and cultural narratives preserving Africa's rich oral heritage.

Mythopia

Deep in the misty lakes of Ireland lurks a creature half-dog, half-otter… the Dobhar-chu.

Known as the “King Otter,” this Celtic water monster was feared as both a guardian and a predator.

Curious? Dive into the legend in my latest blog!

https://tasarlaromaney.wordpress.com/celtic-mythology/

#CelticMythology #FolkloreFriday #DobharChu #IrishLegends #MythicalCreatures #CelticFolklore #MythologyBlog

Happy Frightful Friday! If you are looking for 'frightful ways to spend your Friday. I have a couple - 😊😁

For the writer - 31 Horror Writing Prompts

https://amzn.to/4mi41hh

For the reader & writer - The Red Embrace

A horror short inspired by the Ainu legend of Akkorokamui

https://amzn.to/3HBb6dA

#FolkloreFriday #FrightfulFriday #AmericanFolklore #CursedLegends #HorrorWriting #WritersOfInstagram #CryptidLore

Lumberjacks told the tale first: a creature so fast and cunning, you could never look at it directly. They called it the Hidebehind.

It waits. It stalks. It feeds.

Some say once you feel its eyes on you, you’re already cursed.

Full blog post now live—dive into the history and the curse.

https://tasarlaromaney.wordpress.com/2025/08/15/the-hidebehind-history-and-curse-of-americas-shadow-predator/

#FolkloreFriday #CryptidLore #ScaryStories