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    Notes from the Isle of Laev Part Four: Yule

    By Ronald Vickery

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    Notes From The Isle of Laev, The Diary of Ronald Vickery: Emeritus Professor of Folklore & Mythology, All Hallows College, Oxbridge: Academic Journal or Folk-Horror Artefact? Part Four: Yule.

    An eight-part 'found-journal' documenting a folklorist's historical research into the religious life and calender customs of a small community living off the shores of Britain on the Isle of Laev: a liminal landscape. Its contents precede the forthcoming folk horror novel from author and folklorist Matilda Groves, 'The Orchard Girl'.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateAug 3, 2017
    ISBN9781326963385
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