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Forests of the Vampires: Slavic Myth (Myth and Mankind)

Forests of the Vampires: Slavic Myth (Myth and Mankind)

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: It's not about vampires at all..
Review: First of all, the title is very misleading to provide wider appeal especially with the vampire lore trend bs. The book has very little dealings with vampire myth, but it focuses well on some areas of paganism and other things throughout eastern europe. A decent book and very much worth the price. If it will ever be re-printed, they should deffinately change the title and remove Vlad photo from the cover, a non-slav by the way, it shouldn't be there.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: kupala, volos, mokosh . . .
Review: This book is intended for those interested in old Slavic beliefs, and it is well illustrated with photos and artwork. The book begins with information on history and culture, then delves into gods and goddesses, nature spirits, demons, folktales, and sorcery. Most of these nature spirits are described as dangerous, which can be disappointing. This book is NOT about vampires, as these get just 2 pages. The book is generally more fun than academic. If it is your kind of thing, you should get it. You will be happy with the many illustrations.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Kupalo, Volos, Mokosh . . .
Review: This is the corrected title for my review, below.


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