Author name: Joseph Campbell

Foxes have a firm place in the folklore of many cultures, but they are most prominent in the Kitsune myths of Japan. I've spent a good chunk of my life immersed in the study of these elusive beings, captivated by their ability to change form and their dual role as pranksters and guardians. Often, Kitsune

Some might make light of the roc, joking that it’s simply a pigeon with a superiority complex, but the mythology surrounding this creature tells a different story. My deep-dive into the roc has shown me just how much this bird, as described in Middle Eastern mythology, outclasses any common city fowl. We’re going to chat

I've been diving into the world of ancient Egyptian gods for years, and Anubis, the god of the dead and the underworld, has always had a special allure. His story, his origins, and his ongoing relevance are truly captivating. We get a peek into the mindset, rituals, and societal systems of a civilization long gone

Just as an archaeologist uncovers treasures hidden in the sands of time, I have, too, immersed myself in the depths of ancient and medieval literature to bring to light the legend of the Manticore. This mythical beast, sporting a human-like face, body of a lion and a poisonous tail, has been a captivating topic since

At a yearly festival in a quaint Japanese town, it's hard to miss the bright red Tengu masks sported by revellers. These intriguing masks are a nod to the longstanding cultural importance of the Tengu, mythical beings often portrayed as part bird, part human. Rooted deeply in Japanese folklore, the Tengu's image and role have