Welcome, Mythsters, to another blog episode! This week, following our episode 4 podcast, we’ll be taking a closer look at some of the dragons of Korean mythology. The ones we…
Author: Anike
Anike lives in the dead centre of South africa, an area called the Bo-Karoo, where she looks for spiders for fun. She is a writer, illustrator, mother, wife, and nerd-geek hybrid. Anike enjoys all forms of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Well, almost all forms. Not romance. And loves stories from her home country. She is also one of the Mythster voices who may or may not go off the rails about something or another.
The Neverending Story was a film that became a staple form of entertainment for many children during the 80s and 90s. A tale that took fantasy to new heights. But…
Most of us in Western and Western-influenced countries have heard about Beowulf growing up. Perhaps in the 1999 film, having dissected the poem (or, rather, a part of it) in…
This week we’ll be looking at the Aboriginal dragons of Australia, known by various names. Sit back, relax, and follow us along in our journey Across The World in 80 (or so) Dragons.
To begin our journey, the three of us have decided to travel from East to West, following the sun. And we start with the dragons of the Pacific Islands and New Zealand.
Join Anike in Norway as she looks at the dragons in Everything Ravaged, Everything Burned by Wells Tower.
Welcome to Mythsterhood of the Travelling Tales mythology podcast! Join us as we explore the creatures in cultures and religions around the world!
These week, Anike will take you through 21st Century Dragonslayer’s Lament, by Susan E. Connolly, which you can find here.