Just found these. Hope is not lost.

Two weeks away from book deadline and I've run out of mini eggs. I'll be buried under a pile of notes and muttering nonsense to myself for the foreseeable.

Rachel Deering Willow Winsham So do we at Magonia Review!
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One of the very best things an author can hear! ❤

Also been meaning to share this for absolutely ages…a book I bought to add to my Willow Winsham collection. It’s excellent. And also, erm, who sent me the Bear? 👇

Don't worry Haz, for once Andrew's low success rates works in your favour. Also, WHY do people keep having such faith in the man when he can't even spot the fact JJ is the spitting image of his brother?? 🤣🤣 #Neighbours

The louder the frog, the more the rain.

~The Farmers’ Almanac
#folklorethursday #bookologythursday

Taking a much-needed break from editing to catch up on some of today's fabulous #FolkloreThursday tweets. Keep them coming, I need some distraction! (Image: Witch holding a plant and a fan, Wellcome Collection)

Beware the Hyakki Yagyō ('Night Parade of One Hundred Demons.”) During spring and summer nights, a variety of terrifying supernatural creatures run riot in the streets of Japan.

#FolkloreThursday The number of cuckoo's notes which you hear the first time in spring shows the number of years you will remain single. Also: whoever hears the cry of the cuckoo for the first time in the spring, may ask him how many more years he has to live.

In Welsh folklore it was said that in the 19th century in Cwmcarvan, an extraordinarily large white owl was often spotted over an ancient battlefield, leading to the belief the bird was magical and should not be disturbed.

#DailySpooklore #FolkloreThursday
🖼️Todd Steitle

In Devon, mushroom fairy rings were made by fairies catching the horses in the field and riding them round and round... #FolkloreThursday #VernalEquinox

In full editing mode here today, and this captures the vibe a little too perfectly. 😱🤣 (Image: The Nightmare, Henry Fuseli) #bookchatweekly

In Shropshire it was the tradition for farmers to leave off work as soon as they heard the first cuckoo of spring.

They would devote that day to merrymaking and drinking, especially 'Cuckoo Ale'. It was a great day for the community

#Shropshire #Spring #Folklore #birds

The spring equinox is nigh!
Astronomical spring will have officially sprung in the Northern Hemisphere on March 20 at 3.06am UTC.
Brighter days are coming...
#SpringEquinox #FairytaleTuesday

According to a Flemish folktale there was a woman who owned hundreds of rabbits. She was suspected of being a witch. She and her rabbits often walked in the fields while it rained but the drops never touched them.

🎨Gustave Doré
#FairyTaleTuesday

Recording for posterity that I'm not completely rubbish when it comes to axe throwing 🤣

If you haven't already got your hands on Treasury of Folklore: Stars and Skies, get yourselves over to Instagram, as a free copy is up for grabs in this giveaway by Batsford Books! instagram.com/p/C4htDHbvKxr/ #bookchatweekly

Having thirteen people sitting down to dinner has long been said to be bad luck. This problem was solved in one case by a woman sitting her favourite cat at the table to make the numbers up to fourteen! (Image: Louis Wain, The Bachelor Party) #caturday #folklore

If you haven't already got your hands on Treasury of Folklore: Stars and Skies, get yourselves over to Instagram, as a free copy is up for grabs in this giveaway by Batsford Books! instagram.com/p/C4htDHbvKxr/ #bookchatweekly