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Though modern culture often depicts the Norse goddess Freyja as simply a Nordic Venus, she was more than just a love goddess. Freyja was also a war goddess and Valkyrie queen, who shared the souls of dead warriors with Odin, and a witch goddess, who taught Odin much of his magic.
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#FairyTaleTuesday #Folklore #Mythology #Norse #Vikings #Scandinavia #Freyja #Valkyrie #Witch #Witchcraft
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Redcaps (also known as "powries") are murderous goblins from Anglo-Scottish folklore. They inhabit ruined castles along the Anglo-Scottish border, especially ones infamous for wicked deeds. While most fairies fear iron, redcaps wear iron shoes, and they dye their caps red with their victims' blood.
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In Norse mythology, Garmr of the Bloodstained Breast is a monstrous dog who guards the door to the Underworld. It is said that he and the god Tyr will slay each other at Ragnarok. Since otherwise it is the wolf Fenris who is Tyr's enemy, some people think that Fenris and Garmr were originally the same creature.
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In Greek mythology, the witch Medea falls in love with the hero Jason and helps him win the Golden Fleece. Though the two marry and produce two sons, Jason later abandons Medea to marry the princess of Corinth. In revenge, Medea murders her own sons and the princess, and leaves in a chariot pulled by flying serpents.
#FairyTaleTuesday #Mythology #Folklore #Greece #Roman #Literature #Theatre #Eurip
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🔥 Top post: Though modern culture often depicts the Norse goddess Freyja as · 16 likes + reposts
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Though modern culture often depicts the Norse goddess Freyja as simply a Nordic Venus, she was more than just a love goddess. Freyja was also a war goddess and Valkyrie queen, who shared the souls of dead warriors with Odin, and a witch goddess, who taught Odin much of his magic…
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A figure of English and Scottish folk songs (starting in 1624), John Barleycorn is the personification of barley and its resulting beer. He suffers a series of indignities, attacks, and death that correspond to the various stages of barley…
Corn dollies or corn mothers are a form of traditional European straw work made during the harvest. Then, in the next year, they are ploughed into the first furrow of the new season. Various scholars have theorized that corn dollies began …
In Greek mythology, the witch Medea falls in love with the hero Jason and helps him win the Golden Fleece. Though the two marry and produce two sons, Jason later abandons Medea to marry the princess of Corinth. In revenge, Medea murders he…
Redcaps (also known as "powries") are murderous goblins from Anglo-Scottish folklore. They inhabit ruined castles along the Anglo-Scottish border, especially ones infamous for wicked deeds. While most fairies fear iron, redcaps wear iron s…
In Greek mythology, when Zeus and his brothers freed the Cyclopses, they each received a magical item in thanks. Zeus got thunderbolts, Poseidon got a trident, and Hades got a helmet of invisibility. Ironically, the god of death was the on…
"On the bat’s back I do fly
After summer merrily."
- William Shakespeare, "The Tempest" (Act 5, Scene 1)
#ShakespeareSunday #Shakespeare #WilliamShakespeare #Literature #Poetry #Theatre #TheTempest
In Norse mythology, Garmr of the Bloodstained Breast is a monstrous dog who guards the door to the Underworld. It is said that he and the god Tyr will slay each other at Ragnarok. Since otherwise it is the wolf Fenris who is Tyr's enemy, s…
In Norse mythology, when the god Odin is dining in Valhalla, he gives all of the food on his plate to his two wolves Geri ("Ravenous") and Freki ("Greedy"), who are always sitting at his feet. Odin himself eats and drinks only wine.
🎨 Lud…
"When first I came hither, the wide valley you see was a wooded glen. And a race of men came and rooted it up. And there grew a second wood, and this wood is the third. My wings, are they not withered stumps? Yet all this time, even until …
"Huw Llwyd of Cynfael was the seventh son of a family of sons, and therefore he was a conjuror by nature. He increased his knowledge of the black art by the study of magical books, and he ate eagle's flesh, so that his descendants could fo…
A figure of English and Scottish folk songs (starting in 1624), John Barleycorn is the personification of barley and its resulting beer. He suffers a series of indignities, attacks, and death that correspond to the various stages of barley…
Corn dollies or corn mothers are a form of traditional European straw work made during the harvest. Then, in the next year, they are ploughed into the first furrow of the new season. Various scholars have theorized that corn dollies began …
In Greek mythology, the witch Medea falls in love with the hero Jason and helps him win the Golden Fleece. Though the two marry and produce two sons, Jason later abandons Medea to marry the princess of Corinth. In revenge, Medea murders he…
Redcaps (also known as "powries") are murderous goblins from Anglo-Scottish folklore. They inhabit ruined castles along the Anglo-Scottish border, especially ones infamous for wicked deeds. While most fairies fear iron, redcaps wear iron s…
In Greek mythology, when Zeus and his brothers freed the Cyclopses, they each received a magical item in thanks. Zeus got thunderbolts, Poseidon got a trident, and Hades got a helmet of invisibility. Ironically, the god of death was the on…
"On the bat’s back I do fly
After summer merrily."
- William Shakespeare, "The Tempest" (Act 5, Scene 1)
#ShakespeareSunday #Shakespeare #WilliamShakespeare #Literature #Poetry #Theatre #TheTempest
In Norse mythology, Garmr of the Bloodstained Breast is a monstrous dog who guards the door to the Underworld. It is said that he and the god Tyr will slay each other at Ragnarok. Since otherwise it is the wolf Fenris who is Tyr's enemy, s…
In Norse mythology, when the god Odin is dining in Valhalla, he gives all of the food on his plate to his two wolves Geri ("Ravenous") and Freki ("Greedy"), who are always sitting at his feet. Odin himself eats and drinks only wine.
🎨 Lud…
"When first I came hither, the wide valley you see was a wooded glen. And a race of men came and rooted it up. And there grew a second wood, and this wood is the third. My wings, are they not withered stumps? Yet all this time, even until …
"Huw Llwyd of Cynfael was the seventh son of a family of sons, and therefore he was a conjuror by nature. He increased his knowledge of the black art by the study of magical books, and he ate eagle's flesh, so that his descendants could fo…
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🗓️Joined Mastodon in 2022 — 3 years ago.
👁️Averages 7 views per post.
📤Posts about 20.9× per week.
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- Est. 89% real, active audience · Low fake-follower risk.
- Engagement (~1.0% of followers engage each post) is around typical for Mastodon.
- Established account (3+ years old).
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Author, editor, and teacher of creative writing, speculative fiction, and comics. Thinker of strange thoughts. Member of Cloudscape Comics. MFA in Creative Writing from the University of British Columbia.
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