The Flora & Fauna of Folklore: Symbols of Midwinter
My non-fiction article, The Flora & Fauna of Folklore: Symbols of Midwinter, is featured in Myth & Lore Zine Issue 4: Midwinter Lights Are Dimming.
- Publication date: Month XXXX
- Editor: Mark Ryan
ABOUT The Flora & Fauna of Folklore: Symbols of Midwinter
As the last of the brilliant autumn light fades, the earth settles and cools in anticipation of the coming Winter Solstice. With the arrival of the longest night of the year, so, too, comes a host of superstitions and folklore related to the plant and animal world around us.
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90+ pages of art, poetry, short stories and more
AN EXCERPT
© MARY RAJOTTE
After the festive season has come and gone, one must never burn discarded holly boughs, as that will surely bring about the death of someone in the household. Care should also be taken not to step on any discarded holly berries or cut down the tree itself, as hardship will follow.
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