ANN MASSEY O'REGAN reveals 13 strange facts about Jack O'Lantern for Halloween
JON KANEKO-JAMES tells us about shape-shifting devil horses from the north of England
RHEA SEREN PHILLIPS ponders the superstitions surrounding spiders!
The legendary Caulbearer still has the power to provoke superstition and wonder, says JAMES WILLIS
Guest writer DARLA MOORE explains why Beaghmore Stone Circles in County Tyrone is an amazing place to visit
CLAIRE BARRAND picks out eight historical changelig cases in Wales, with shocking eyewitness accounts of Welsh changelings...
David Copperfield, Hamlet and Danny from The Shining are all caulbearers in fiction, explains CLAIRE BARRAND
POLLYANNA JONES take a look at some figures from history who were caulbearers...
RICK HALE looks at five famous Britons who were born en caul, a mystical mark believed to make the caulbearer usually lucky or talented...
Guest writer CHRIS NEWTON marks Lancashire Day by revealing the county's strangest folktales and mythic legends
ANN MASSEY O'REGAN reveals some strange and wonderful superstitions surrounding black cats through the centuries...
KERRY GREENAWAY gives a little nod to the spirits around us with a look at Halloween traditions
JON KANEKO-JAMES tells us why The London Stone is so crucial to our nation's health and prosperty!
The Banshee is just one of the many terrifying superstitions surrounding death and dyring in the UK and Ireland, says guest writer MATTI BEAL
This Saint Patrick's Day, JANET QUINLIVAN tells the story behind one of Northern Ireland's Giant's Causeway
JON KANEKO-JAMES tells us about some gross fairies who'll literally get under your skin
CLAIRE BARRAND tells us how to bury your dead in Wales and the superstitions and rituals that remain today.
ROSE GARNETT reveals the terrifying Baobhan Sith - the Scottish brand of vampires that would leave their Transylvanian cousins for dead
EDDIE BRAZIL looks at the construction of urban folklore horror in the form of a murderous vicar from London's east end
NIA JONES recounts the magnificence of Welsh legend Huw Llwyd of Cynfal Fawrw Llwyd of Cynfal Fawr, The Mercenary and Sorcerer of North Wales
ANN MASSEY O'REGAN tells us why you should always have a piece of iron in your pocket should you cross the Slua Sidhe in Ireland.
MJ STEEL COLLINS reveals creatures that might be encountered in a good Highland folktale
NIA JONES celebrates St David's Day by picking some of Wales' most unusual mythical creatures
JAMES WILLIS discovers garlic is not just for vampire hunters
ANN O’REGAN says eggs - piseogs - are at the core of evil Irish folk magick!
ANN MASSEY O'REGAN says Ireland has long-held beliefs and tradition when it comes to honouring the dead
