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Fairies and Fauna

Winged warriors of cornwall

Winged warriors of cornwall

Winged warriors of cornwall

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From their longtime home atop the Cornish hill of Brown Willy, the fabled Sylphs come to America intent on writing a new chapter of their proud history — whatever the cost.

lords of the dwarfmoot

Winged warriors of cornwall

Winged warriors of cornwall

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Dwindling resources and incessant wars with Elves convince the squabbling Dwarf lords of Germany they must work together to found a colony on the American frontier.

the fair folk of wales

Winged warriors of cornwall

Travelers among the cherokee

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Among the Tylwyth Teg who relocate from Wales to America are a reclusive Water Folk who find opportunities and dangers along the rivers of the Tennessee mountains.

Travelers among the cherokee

Travelers among the cherokee

Travelers among the cherokee

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The Nunnehi, “those who go about,” are one of the spirit races in Cherokee legend and are associated with mystical sites such as Blood Mountain in Georgia.

monsters of myth and magic

Travelers among the cherokee

monsters of myth and magic

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When the Fairy Folk of the Old World make the Crossing to live in the New, they are surprised to encounter some of the same monsters they used to hunt back home.

seeking america’s cryptids

Travelers among the cherokee

monsters of myth and magic

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Tales of mysterious beasts were common in early America: wampus cats, devil dogs, giant reptiles in the water,  thunderbirds overhead. What if they weren’t just tales?

Attack of the Hellhounds

Vampire Cat Seeks Its Prey

Vampire Cat Seeks Its Prey

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One  of North Carolina’s legendary monsters featured in Mountain Folk is the Demon Dog of  Valle Crucis, which has reportedly terrorized Watauga County  travelers.

Vampire Cat Seeks Its Prey

Vampire Cat Seeks Its Prey

Vampire Cat Seeks Its Prey

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Tales of large felines with arcane powers are common in folklore — such as the infamous Beast of Bladenboro, a Carolina cryptid that was adapted for Mountain Folk.

Predator of the Alps

Vampire Cat Seeks Its Prey

Predator of the Alps

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A bizarre creature creeping its way out of the folklore of the Alpine region, the Tatzelwurm is part lion, part reptile, and part of the beastly menagerie of Mountain Folk.

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