Indian Changelings?
January 28, 2026
Our dear friend, the brilliant writer of Indian fairy-inspired books Shveta Thakrar, recently sent us this wonderful blurb for Fairylore: “If global folklore were a rainbow, then Fairylore is a…
Read MoreRavens in the Labyrinth is OPEN!
January 26, 2026
Well, we’ve created something pretty cool (and mythic!), but we have something to say first. To our friends, colleagues, and everyone living in Minnesota, our hearts are with you, and…
Read MoreFree Talk on King Arthur’s Cornwall
January 20, 2026
Ok, we can officially tell that January is January-ing, because we have two new talks, an article, and a GIANT SECRET PROJECT that we have to finish this week, so…
Read MoreFairies and Nature?
January 13, 2026
Brace yourself, because we’re about to say something… controversial. Against the grain. Contentious. Shocking, even. Here it goes: in the actual folklore, fairies often don’t have a ton to do…
Read MoreThe January 2026 Carterhaugh Events Roundup
January 8, 2026
Here’s a list of all the events and publications that we can link you to in the coming weeks. Events January 8 at 7:00 PM ET Book Club – Join…
Read MoreJolabokaflod Approaches!
December 16, 2025
We try not to play favorites, but Iceland has some truly superb folklore. Not only do they have the Yule Cat (or Jólakötturinn, the gigantic Christmas cat who will GOBBLE…
Read MoreThe December 2025 Carterhaugh Events Roundup
December 10, 2025
Here’s a list of all the events and publications that we can link you to in the coming weeks. Events December 11 at 7:00 PM ET Fairy Tale Salon –…
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