TL:DR Lots of Christmas folklore and another plug for my book (we’re all very busy).
Keeping it short and sweet as I’m sure you’re all wrapped up in other things given we’re now three sleeps until the Big Day. Unless, of course, you do Christmas on Christmas Eve, and then it’s two sleeps. Irrespective, stuff needs doing. So here is my top ten household folklore tips for the season…
Should you find yourself loitering without intent in Chichester around 6pm on Thursday 4 December, why not join me at The Chichester Centre for Fairy Tales, Fantasy and Speculative Fiction for a talk on all things household folklore? It’s free!
This time you get four final fiendish folklore questions! So what might you sprinkle, apply, close your curtains for, or sleep on? Leave your answers in the comments!
It’s now time for Part Two of today’s Household Lore Publication Day Quiz! Don’t be shy with your comments, all answers are good answers. They just might not necessarily be correct…
A web-strewn reader asks the Folklore Agony Aunt for help shifting an abundance of spiders in their downstairs loo…
