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By D.W. Roach When the autumn nights lengthen and the air grows sharp with the scent of woodsmoke, the veil between worlds feels thinner. Across the modern world, Halloween arrives — a night of masks, spirits, and flickering candles. But what did the Vikings make of such a night? Did they too feel the chill … Continue reading Shadows of the North: Viking Traditions and the Roots of Halloween →

by D.W. Roach As the air cools and the days grow shorter, I can always feel it coming — that unmistakable shift that signals my favorite time of year. Autumn settles in like an old friend, bringing the scent of woodsmoke, the rustle of fallen leaves, and that perfect mix of cozy and eerie that … Continue reading The Haunting Origins and Heartwarming Spirit of Halloween →