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TADHANA: A Philippine Folklore Tabletop RPG

November 1, 2017 Daniel De Guzman Interviews

  Imagine a world of monsters and men where you can become a magic wielding Tikbalang, summoning the wrath of nature to destroy the hordes

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The Mystical Tumao and the Hidden City of Iloilo

June 15, 2017 Jordan Clark Paranormal

We’ve all heard the stories about the hidden city of Biringan in Samar, but did you know there is another mystical city located in Iloilo?

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Teniente Gimo, Aswang: Crippling Superstition or Brilliant Tactic?

April 2, 2017 Jordan Clark Opinion, Urban Legends

You’ve heard the stories of how the CIA used the aswang lore as part of their psywar operations against the Hukbalahap Rebellion  in the Philippines.

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Yvette Tan: on Writing, Mythical Creatures & “All The Birds”

October 29, 2016 Jordan Clark Books & References, Interviews

Let’s get this out of the way right off the bat.  I’m a huge fan of Yvette Tan‘s horror & suspense stories.  Shortly after I

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TIKTIK + Children’s Book = Awesomeness | SARI SARI Storybooks Q&A

October 18, 2016 Jordan Clark Books & References, Interviews

What’s just as awesome as the new series of children’s books that promotes language renewal by targeting young speakers of Ivatan, Cebuano, Chavacano, Waray, Ayta, and Meranaw?  Answer: One

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BIRINGAN CITY, Philippines

September 17, 2016 Jordan Clark Paranormal, Urban Legends

While in Samar, if you are travelling between the towns of Gandara, Tarangnan, and Pagsanhan, you may just find yourself transported to another world. It is

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An abstract work of art with two gnarled hands joined at the forearms. Three beings are intertwined within the forearm area.

Nangangatok, Who’s Knocking At Your Door?

August 26, 2016 Karl Gaverza Creatures & Spirits, Paranormal

The Nangangatok are usually invisible spirits that are harbingers of terrible things to come. People are advised to peek through the window first when someone knocks

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Books and References on Philippine Mythology and Folklore

July 1, 2016 Anne Plaza Books & References

*UPDATED 14 MARCH 2020* While most, if not all, of our local myths and lore have been verbally transmitted through speech or song, historians and

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An infographic showing the creatures and beasts featured in The Lost Journal of Alejandro Pardo, sorted alphabetically.

Creatures & Beasts | Writers of “The Lost Journal”

April 7, 2016 Jordan Clark Books & References, Interviews

This book is about truth, however dark and disturbing that might be. Every so often something truly exciting happens in the exploration of Philippine Folklore.

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Aswang drawing by Kajo Baldisimo shows a large beast with goat, dog, and bat like qualities.

Drawing Nightmares | Artists of “The Lost Journal”

April 7, 2016 Jordan Clark Books & References, Interviews

A mysterious manuscript has surfaced containing the truth about the creatures of Philippine folklore.   What does it take to bring readers into the world of

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