Pioneers spoke of wandering lights—will-o’-the-wisps—that danced across the plains.

"Foxes don't talk," she said automatically,...The fox's whiskers twitched in what might have been amusement. "And humans don't lose their shadows—unless the fair folk steal them."

But Eilis saw the flash of fear in her mother’s eyes when the baby turned its golden gaze toward her. That evening, when this unusual creature refused to nurse and remained silent even as her mother sobbed over it, Eilis watched her father place protective herbs above the doorframes.

Fairy rings have been steeped in myth and legend across various cultures. In European folklore, these rings are often seen as the dancing gr

The fascination with floriography was not just limited to England. Victorian women in the American West continued the tradition.

Declan Turner's nightly walk to check his sheep turns into something sinister when he meets a supernatural entity on the path.

Despite her eerie presence, the banshee is not an evil spirit. She does not cause death but merely foretells it.

"Sally," May scolded, landing lightly on the branch the squirrel stood on, its texture gnarled under her tiny feet...