Black shuck

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“Beware, trucking newbies, you’re not the first and you won’t be the last to hear about Large Marge....” -- the travelers' folk tales of trucking and their roots in European lore.

In English folklore, Black Shuck, Old Shuck, Old Shock or simply Shuck is the name given to a ghostly black dog which is said to roam the coastline and countryside of East Anglia, one of many such black dogs recorded in folklore across the British Isles.

A Night in the Forest by Thomas Bowling

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Image of the Hellhound Introduction Legends and tales about phantom Black Dogs occur aplenty in the British Isles and elsewhere (Parkinson, 2011). Indeed, though primarily British phenomenon…

A folk art image of Black Shuck

There are a few artists in the horror community whose work keeps popping up. Obviously, we all know of H.R. Giger and his work with the Alien series. Many of us are aware of William Blake thanks to his “The Great Red Dragon” series that was featured heavily in Manhunter, “Hannibal”, and Red Dragon. For […]

Black Shuck - Demon Dog - My Local Legend (Norfolk)

It turns out wolves are a popular subject for artists and illustrators, but that’s no surprise when you consider these magnificent creatures have been depicted in mythology and folklore throughout history. In today’s inspiration showcase I present a variety of ferocious art and design pieces that feature wolves, ranging from detailed paintings to stylistic illustrations. […]

Guest post: Martyn Hudson, Newcastle University The North York Moors of North East Yorkshire are well known for their witch folklore and for lore around hybrid human and animal beings including the witch-hares of Danby Dale, Westerdale and Farndale, mermen and women of the coast at places such as Skinningrove, and for fairy legends and