Did you know that hawthorn trees were known as portals to another realm? Or that Norfolk once celebrated a Fairy Cow? Did you know that every single story features some elements of folklore, from story structure to character tropes, magical rules to world creation?
Journeying through the old meanings of flora, fauna, strange traditions and rituals, we’ll be looking at how regional beliefs and superstitions can inspire and enrich any novel, no matter the genre. Grab your hag stone, bring your stories and gather round the fire to explore how folklore can build a world.
What we’ll learn:
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