by Alex Langstone In the leafy lanes to the south of the river Lynher, there is an old folk narrative about three  black hounds with blazing...

Originally published in 2012, this new edition of Spirit Chaser features a foreword by Ogham Grove author and prolific Glastonbury artist, Y...

The brand new edition of Lien Gwerin: A Journal of Cornish Folklore is now available to order. This is issue number 8, and is the final edit...

  Folklore of Bodmin’s holy wells Alex Langstone The historic town of Bodmin, has a long and distinguished history. The place-name means abo...

  A Peek at the Folklore of Mylor and District Alex Langstone The parish of Mylor has some interesting and little-known folklore, the oldest...

Lien Gwerin: A Journal of Cornish Folklore, issue number 7 is now available on general release. Order here Alternatively, the issue is now a...

We now have some of Paul's originals for sale that he produced for my two recent books The Liminal Shore and  From Granite to Sea . Che...

Devils, Witches and Shucks o f the Essex Saltmarsh Alex Langstone The Blackwater estuary is a vast expanse of tidal power, and is a shorelin...

  Modern Cornish Piskey Encounters Alex Langstone There are numerous stories of the little folk within the scope of Cornish folklore, where ...