A dybbuk is a “clinging spirit” of Jewish folklore, a ghost that can possess a human host. Stories of dybbuks (pl. dibbukim in Hebrew for sticklers) date to the 16th century but have never traditionally included the idea of trapping a dybbuk in a box, a trope that only dates to a 20o3 eBay ad placed …
Read More Read More
The post The Dybbuk appeared first on Bone and Sickle.
Dark Fairy Tales II: Heads in a Fountain, Bones in a Bag
Dark Fairy Tales I: The Girl with No Hands
Electric Fairy Rings and the Slime from Space
The Seeress: Germanic Tribes, Vikings, and Witches
The Hellfire Clubs, Part Two
Hellfire Clubs, Part One
Grottos, Caves of Wonder
The Dead Lover’s Heart
Myth and Magic of the Smith
A Christmas Ghost Story IV
America and the Old, Dark Christmas
Transylvanian Vampires
Horror Hosts, Part Two
Horror Hosts, Part One
Ghost Trains & Railway Terrors
Marvelous and Rare III
Bird-Women of Greece and Russia
Ashtar, Orthon, and the Rosicrucians
Friends from Venus, Theosophists in Space
Create your
podcast in
minutes
It is Free
Irish Songs with Ken Murray
History Obscura
Historycal: Words that Shaped the World
The Rest Is History
American Scandal