Koschei the Deathless is the supreme villain of Russian fairy tales, an immortal sorcerer of terrifying power who cannot be […]
Baba Yaga is the most famous figure in Slavic folklore and one of the most analysed supernatural beings in the
Mokosh is the only female deity recorded in the official Slavic pantheon established by Prince Vladimir of Kiev in 980
Marzanna is the Slavic goddess of winter, death, plague, and the darkness that precedes spring. She is one of the
Veles is the most complex deity in the Slavic pantheon and in many ways the most interesting. He governs the
Perun is the chief god of the Slavic pantheon and the god of thunder, lightning, storms, rain, mountains, oak trees,
The Cynocephali are human beings with the heads of dogs, and they appeared on the edges of medieval world maps,
The Lobisomem is the werewolf of Brazilian folklore, brought to the Americas by Portuguese colonists and adapted over centuries to
Bisclavret is a lai, a short narrative poem, written by the Anglo-Norman poet Marie de France around 1170, and it
The Vukodlak is one of the most linguistically and conceptually interesting figures in European supernatural folklore because the same word,
