Clara researches and writes on things with unknown explanations or origins. Like monsters, ghosts, fairies, lost civilizations, extraterrestrials... Blog ideas, guest bloggers and writers are welcome. Contact her. READERS feel free to share blogs and/or comment on things you like and don't like.
Naale Baa, the urban legend, originated in India and means come tomorrow in Kannada, a language spoken in the Indian state of Karnataka. I find the reason for the name, and its meaning a bit humorous. Additionally, during my research I found different versions of the urban legend. The First Version Least popular is the […]
Urban legends circulate through communities. Many date back centuries. While they may or may not be true, they are compelling. One of those fire-side-must Urban Legends is that of The Rake. In this blog, we explore this Urban legend, its origins, and why it has captured the imagination of so many. From this blog forward […]
Warning, rated: Gruesome Urban Legends are not just an American thing. Cultures far and wide have their Urban Legends, as evidenced in the classic Japanese horror flick and novel, The Ring. But now scary stories are going viral. The Digital Answer to Urban Legends With our new world of technology, it seems as if the […]
