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Alien Big Cats - Trying to make sense of the empirical claims
One key difference between my research into Black Dogs in the UK and the folklore of Big Cats in the Australian bush is the importance of science or at least the appropriation of scientific rhetoric.
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Chapter in academic Satanism title
Written by hidden publishingNew book chapter in Academic Satanism titleRead more... -
Thylacines, the landscape and shared guilt.
Written by David Waldron"let us therefore advise our friends to gather the specimens in time, or it may come to pass when the last Thylacine dies that scientific men across Bass straight will contest as fiercely for its body as they did for the last Tasmanian Aboriginal man not long ago".Read more... -
New Review from Dark Dorset of “Shock! the Black Dog of Bungay”
Written by David WaldronNew Review from Dark Dorset of “Shock! the Black Dog of Bungay” A new review of “Shock! the Black Dog of Bungay: A Case Study in Local Folklore” is now up at Dark Dorset.Read more...
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Is it Hailing or Not (Are We Satanists?)
Written by Francis BreakspearIs it Hailing or Not (Are We Satanists?) This slight annoyance of being regularly asked by ‘fluffy pagans’ if we are Satanists probably goes with the territory of being chaos magicians - at the very least we are supposed to eat a baby a week, it seems.Read more... -
Alien Big Cats - Trying to make sense of the empirical claims
Written by David WaldronOne key difference between my research into Black Dogs in the UK and the folklore of Big Cats in the Australian bush is the importance of science or at least the appropriation of scientific rhetoric.Read more...