Want to get to know us a bit more before jumping into a full course?
We have several one-off lectures for sale (or available for FREE!) through various venues!
Lectures Available To Watch For FREE:
‘O Wander Not So Far Away’: Adapting the Brontës’ Juvenilia Through the Supernatural
Presented by Romancing the Gothic
FREE
‘Add a Sword’ Feminism and Fairy Tales
Presented by The Cambridge Research Network for Fairy-Tale Studies
FREE
The Shirk Lecture: Unmarried Women in Fairy Tales
Presented in Honor of Patron Stacy Shirk
FREE
The Second Sage Lecture: Fairy-Tale Fashion
Presented in Honor of Patron Deborah Sage
FREE
The Tabor Lecture: The Rabbit in Folklore
Presented in Honor of Patron Ann Tabor
FREE
The Sage Lecture: Folklore and Shakespeare
Presented in Honor of Patron Deborah Sage
FREE
Ex Libris: The Witching Hour
Presented by The Providence Athenæum!
FREE
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Profs & Pints Recorded Lectures For Sale:
Profs & Pints: How the Nutcracker Came to Life
Profs & Pints: The Haunted House
Profs & Pints: Persephone – The Goddess of Spring and the Underworld
Profs & Pints: Happily Ever After? – A Look at Fairy Tales and Love
Profs & Pints: Frightful Fairy-Tale Weddings
Profs & Pints: Folklore Strikes Back
Profs & Pints: You Better Watch Out – Terrifying Holiday Folklore
Profs & Pints: Wintery Fairy Tales
Profs & Pints: Fairy Tales of French Salons
Profs & Pints: A Summoning of Halloweens Past
Profs & Pints: Japanese Ghost Stories
Profs & Pints: Slenderman & Other Internet Folklore
Profs & Pints: Folktales of Summer Forests
Profs & Pints: Folkloric Felines
Profs & Pints: The Women of King Arthur
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Other Recorded Lectures For Sale:
Into the Dark Nights: Terrors of Irish Fairylore
£5 through Magickal Women // Sorcery Sisters
Beyond the Mirror: Feminist Fairy Tales
£10 through Magickal Women // Sorcery Sisters
Chaucer to Carter: The Intersections of Folklore and Literature
£5 through The Folklore Podcast