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A Spanish-language history and archaeology newsletter that publishes long-form narrative features on topics such as Dracula's origins, Roman concrete, and Ecuadorian legends. Readers get accessible, storytelling-driven explanations that blend historical fact with folklore and scientific discovery.
A historian shares personal reflections and research notes on the odder corners of European religious history and folklore, including fairies, belief and the supernatural in literature. It also includes a podcast-style discussion series on how past events relate to spiritual realities in modern Britain.
Martin Shaw shares original myth-infused storytelling, travel reflections and event announcements, often rooted in Devon folklore and Dartmoor. Readers get fresh tales, personal essays from the road and invitations to talks, lunches and courses.
A newsletter from the Àrokò Cooperative exploring the Black home as a site of design, ritual, and culture, including monthly roundtable conversations and personal essays. It also promotes HOMEPLACE, a four-day art and design event in Philadelphia.
Historic Mysteries sends articles that blend historical episodes with unexplained legends, such as medieval mellified mummies, the 711 Battle of Guadalete and the Beast of Glamis Castle. Readers get accessible, narrative-driven stories about strange history and folklore.
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