Alan D.D. introduces TWH’s readers to the following of María Lionza, the Venezuelan Queen of Spirits.
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Column: La Dientona, or the Dangers of Skepticism
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Alan D.D. tells the legend of La Dientona, the long-toothed woman, and considers the dangers of being too proud of one’s skepticism.
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Columna: La Dientona, o los peligros del escepticismo
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Alan D.D. nos cuenta la leyenda de La Dientona, la mujer de dientes largos, y considera los peligros de estar demasiado orgullosa del escepticismo.
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Column: La Sayona, a legend about revenge, treason and motherhood
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Alan D.D. returns with another legend from Venezuela, the story of “La Sayona,” the sack-cloth woman, cursed to wander the earth punishing unfaithful men.
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Columna: La Sayona, una leyenda sobre venganza, traición y maternidad
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Alan D.D. nos describe otra leyenda de Venezuela, la historia de “La Sayona”, la mujer de tela de saco, maldecida para vagar por la tierra castigando a los hombres infieles.
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Column: Eco-fairies – Old or New?
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Guest columnist John Kruse makes the case for environmentalism as a fundamental element of folklore surrounding fairies.