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Tag Archives: creatures
The Snallygaster of Maryland
Definitely enjoying the odd names on a lot of these creatures. This one really caught my eye. I mean, Snallygaster sounds like something out of a Monty Python sketch or Dr Suess book. Yet, it’s not. So, what is it? … Continue reading
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Tagged creatures, cryptid, folklore, hatred, monsters, mythology, racism, snallygaster
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The North American Pukwudgie
Stories of the Pukwudgie go back around 9,000 years and come from the northeastern area of North American. They stem from the Algonquin tribes such as the Wampanoag and Chippewa. So, what are they? Various sites said they could be … Continue reading
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Tagged creatures, cryptids, faeries, folklore, little people, Massachusetts, mythology, native american, North America
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The Iliamna Lake Monster
Found in the largest freshwater lake in Alaska, this mysterious creature is said to be 30 feet long. It has metallic scales and a large head. Some stories have its head shaped like a wolf while others a shark. Being … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska, creatures, cryptids, fish god, folklore, Iliamna Lake Monster, lake monster, monsters, mythology, water
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Happy National Badger Day
Today is apparently National Badger Day. For anyone who doesn’t know, a badger is a member of the weasel family. They are short, stocky, nocturnal omnivores known for digging burrows. There are six main species with a variety of subspecies, … Continue reading
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Tagged American, animals, Asian, badger, creatures, digging, Eurasian, hog, honey, japanese, mustalidea, National Badger Day, nature, wildlife
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Poetry Day: Lonely Lyrox
(Another simple one. Just conjured a creature in my mind and wrote about it.) A whimpering From beneath our feet Nearly audible Amidst the city static A sign that something lives In the subway depths A portly form With matted … Continue reading
Best of 2023 #4: 7 Tips to Creating Monsters
(This was originally posted on February 15, 2023.) Let’s be clear. There really aren’t many solid rules to monster making. At least when it comes to fiction. In reality, you have to struggle with the ethics of creating a monster … Continue reading
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Tagged 2023, advice, author. tips, best of, creating, creatures, fantasy, fiction, imagination, monsters, writing
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Monster Month: Aun Pana
Here we are at the last monster of the month. This one comes from the Yanomami of Brazil and Venezuela. Definitely looks like a dangerous critter. There’s also not a lot of information out there on them. As you can … Continue reading
Posted in Monster Maker Fun
Tagged amazon, Aun Pana, creatures, fish, folklore, monsters, mythology, october, South America
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Monster Month: Tiddalik
The Tiddalik comes from Australian mythology and is connected to a popular creation myth. Specifically, this creature comes from the Australian Indigenous Dreaming Stories, which some people call ‘Dreamtime’. To be honest, I couldn’t figure out if some of these … Continue reading
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Tagged aboriginal, Australia, beasts, creation myths, creatures, folklore, frogs, monsters, mythology, october, Tiddalik
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Monster Month: Bake-Danuki or The Tanuki
I was dancing around this one because it’s a fairly popular one. Then, I thought that it might only be common to me because I want a lot of anime and read a lot of manga. So, others might have … Continue reading
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Tagged bake danuki, creatures, Japan, monsters, october, raccoon dog, shapeshifters, tanuki, tricksters, yokai
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