In the frosty embrace of January the full moon, “Wolf Moon,” rises to cast its celestial glow over earth. A crescent of lunar radiance illuminates the landscape, creating an eerie atmosphere that shapes and captures the human spirit.
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Once again…welcome to my house. Come freely. Go safely; and leave something of the happiness you bring..” – Bram Stoker, Dracula
Winter has part of the world secured in its icy tendrils. I would love to jump in a sleigh and journey around the world, unravel frost-kissed tales where every shadow conceals a legend and every whisper of winter winds tells a story.
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On the Night of Saint Andrew, on wolves’ night, in Romanian folklore it is believed that the boundary between the living world and the realm of the dead becomes blurred. Troublesome spirits, known as strigoii, moroii, or vampires, are said to roam the villages, especially the crossroads, tormenting the living and even inflict harm.
Continue reading “On the Night of Saint Andrew, on Wolves’ Night #Im4Ro”Colecția de Povestiri Science-Fiction & Fantasy pentru Nevăzători, The Collection of Sci-Fi and Fantasy Stories for Visually Impaired
Colecția de Povestiri Science-Fiction & Fantasy pentru Prietenii Noștri Nevăzătorii a fost lansată la AntareSFest 2023 Editia VII care a avut loc la Brașov, Octombrie 2023.
The Collection of Science-Fiction & Fantasy Stories for Our Visually Impaired Friends was launched at AntareSFest 2023, the 7th Edition, held in Brașov in October 2023.
Acest articol este redactat in limbile română și engleză.
This article is presented in Romanian and English.
A Transylvanian Tale of Old Superstitions and New Horror
Enjoy a Transylvanian tale where old superstitions and new horror go hand in hand and just in time for Halloween and the feast of Saint Andrew, Sfantul Andrei in Romanian, observed on the 30th of November.
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