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REVIEW: New England Fairies: A History of the Little People of the Hills and Forests
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REVIEW: New England Fairies: A History of the Little People of the Hills and Forests
Have you ever wondered about the history of Jewish Congregations and Synagogues in the US? Take a virtual tour of America's 8 most historic synagogues today with Arcadia Publishing.
International Faery Day 2026
International Fairy Day is an annual celebration on June 24 that honors the magical world of folklore and mythology. It is the perfect day to embrace imagination, engage with fantasy storytelling, and appreciate the hidden wonders of nature. Whether you’re a lifelong believer or simply looking for a bit of whimsical fun, here are a few ways to celebrate the occasion: Build a Miniature Fairy…
Shadows, Antlers & Beyond - Heather Woodward | Beyond Haunted Vermont
Psychic. Coach. Witch. Tarot Reader. Total Badass. Also known as the spiritual sledgehammer. This person helps you knock down blocks and bust through self-doubt. They help you rebuild your magic from the rubble. I’m Heather Woodward (also known as Ashera). I’m a professional tarot reader, spiritual coach, and intuitive powerhouse. I have over 25 years of experience guiding seekers through their…
The Ghosts of King Philip's War | Beyond Haunted Vermont
King Philip’s War left much of early New England in ruins. It also left a permanent psychic scar upon the land. This scar still resonates in the many haunted places where wartime tragedies took place. Ghosts of both settlers and indigenous peoples flourish in the region to this day where battles, murders, and massacres took place. Even the ghost of Metacom, better known as King Philip, roams the…
REVIEW: Vermont Book of the Dead by Roxie J. Zwicker
Vermont’s hills hold the echoes of a spirited past. Haunting stories and wandering ghosts are found in numerous burial places from the Riverside Cemetery in Burlington to the Green Mount Cemetery in Montpelier. The Bowman mausoleum in Cuttingsville contains some heartbreaking symbolism. Throughout the state, disturbing tales of mountain madness, murder and “vampires” can be found carved in…
For May Day and Lower East Side History Month, a New Book on the Bowery
My friend David Mulkins of the Bowery Alliance of Neighbors (who gave us the Windows on the Bowery project) has come out with a new pictorial history of the Bowery, just in time for May Day and Lower East Side History Month. No accident, I am sure! There will be a launch event in NYC on May 6, and the book’s official pub date is May 13. Purchase it here. More details below.
Book Review: The Lake Beast of Burlington by Alex Henry
Need something new to read? Check out Arcadia Children's Books latest Creeps & Shrieks, The Lake Beast of Burlington by Alex Henry. Out Now!
FROM ARCADIA CHILDREN’S PUBLISHING THE REVIEW Released on June 3rd, 2024, Arcadia Children’s Publishing started a new series. Creeps & Shrieks, which at this time of writing this review, there’s four books already. That includes this title as well. The first two were released sometime around September 2023, while the latest released June 3rd, 2024. Now, I know like most of us, possibly reading…
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