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Mysteries & Folklore
Haunted Dolls No One Should Play With
We make dolls in our image, name them and invite them into our homes. But across centuries of folklore, human-shaped figures have carried a darker possibility: what happens when the thing we created begins to have a will of its own?
La Llorona: The Ghost That Crossed Borders
Where the Rio Grande snakes between borders and generations, the weeping spirit of La Llorona drifts through time, her cries echoing not just from the banks of Mexican rivers, but from the shattered cosmologies of the Aztec world.
The Shadow Humanoids of California's Coastline
High above Big Sur's rugged coastline, the Dark Watchers stand as silhouettes born of Indigenous belief, Spanish encounter, and literary legend-blurring illusion and folklore while reflecting back the shadows we struggle to confront.
The Woman Who Named the Ouija Board and Later Feared Its Power
In 1890, medium Helen Peters helped give the Ouija board its name. But after the board accused a relative of theft and tore her family apart, she spent the rest of her life warning others that its answers might not be truthful.






