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2026

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PARKES-NIELD, Sophie (2026). Wildest Dream: An imagined History of the Green Man [Book Review]. Folklore, 137 (3), 565-566. [Article]

ROBINSON, Andrew (2026). Britain’s Folklore Year: A Seasonal Journey through Our Customs, Celebrations and Rituals: By Mark Norman. London: National Trust Books, 2025. 228 pp. Illus. £12.99 (hbk). ISBN 978-0-00869-796-9 [Book Review]. Folklore, 1-2. [Article]

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RODGERS, Diane (2026). Local Haunts: Non-Fiction 2012–24: By Adam Scovell. London: Influx Press, 2025. 411 pp. Illus. £11.99 (pbk). ISBN 978-1-91439-146-0. Also available as an e-book. Folklore, 1-2. [Article]

2025

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ZHANG, Hantian, BELINSKAYA, Yulia, RODGERS, Diane and RODRIGUEZ-AMAT, Joan (2025). Algorithmic Alchemy: The Power of the Witch on YouTube. Folklore, 136 (4), 620-651. [Article]

2021

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PARKES-NIELD, Sophie (2021). Connected through Custom: Well Dressing in Jon McGregor’s Novel, Reservoir 13. Folklore, 132 (2), 208-217. [Article]

2019

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RODGERS, Diane (2019). Something ‘wyrd’ this way comes: folklore and British television. Folklore. [Article]

2003

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WALLIS, R. J. and BLAIN, J. (2003). Sites, sacredness, and stories: Interactions of archaeology and contemporary Paganism. Folklore, 114 (3), 307-321. [Article]

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