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Feb 27, 2021June 18, 2021 By Brendan Noble

Rusalka/Rusałka – Slavic Water Demon – Slavic Mythology Saturday

After last week’s diversion into a writing update, this Slavic Saturday we’re talking about one of the most well-known demons in Slavic mythology. While Arthurian

Feb 20, 2021April 29, 2021 By Brendan Noble

Writing Update, An Excerpt from “A Dagger of the Winds,” and Date of Cover Reveal – Slavic Saturday

I’m taking this Slavic Saturday as a bit of a break from myths and instead use today as an update on my writing and publishing

Feb 13, 2021June 18, 2021 By Brendan Noble

Lada/Łada – Slavic Goddess of Love, Beauty, and Summer – Slavic Mythology Saturday

Last week we talked about the dark Zmora/Mora/Kikimora, but this Slavic Saturday, it’s the day before Valentine’s Day. That calls for a lighter topic. So,

Feb 6, 2021June 18, 2021 By Brendan Noble

Zmora/Mora/Kikimora – Slavic Demon of Nightmares – Slavic Mythology Saturday

After last week’s return to spirits with the Polewik/Polevik, this Slavic Saturday we’re talking about one of the most fearsome demons in Slavic mythology: Both

Jan 30, 2021June 18, 2021 By Brendan Noble

Polewik/Polevik – Slavic Spirit of the Fields – Slavic Mythology Saturday

After last week’s post about the eldest of the Slavic gods, Swaróg/Svarog, this Slavic Saturday we’re returning to spirits in Slavic mythology with a Slavic

Jan 23, 2021June 18, 2021 By Brendan Noble

Svarog/Swaróg – Slavic God of Fire, Sky, Blacksmithing, and Creation – Slavic Mythology Saturday

After last week’s post about the chief of the Slavic gods, Perun, this Slavic Saturday we’re covering the eldest god in Slavic mythology: Swaróg/Svarog (Сваро́г/Сварог

Jan 16, 2021June 18, 2021 By Brendan Noble

Perun – Slavic God of Thunder, Justice, and War – Slavic Mythology Saturday

After last week’s jump into a Polish fairy tale, Carried Away by the Wind, this Slavic Saturday we’re returning to Slavic gods with one you

Jan 9, 2021June 18, 2021 By Brendan Noble

Carried Away by the Wind – Polish Fairy Tale – Slavic Folklore Saturday

After last week’s more historical post about Koliada, this Slavic Saturday we’re returning to Slavic folklore and fairy tales with “Carried Away by the Wind.”