Showing posts with label Irish Folklore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Irish Folklore. Show all posts

Thursday March 12th at 7:00pm: ☘️ The Seanchaí's Shadow

 

The Seanchaí's Shadow

It's Friday the 13th in the bogs.
The silence is chilling, but the seanchaí’s story is louder.

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 On Friday the 13th, just four days before St. Patrick's Day, in the desolate bogs of modern Ireland, a person vanishes without a trace, leaving behind an empty room and a chilling silence. But where the police see a cold case, folklore student Sarah sees a pattern—one written in the ink of a century-old manuscript.

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*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:
Folklore, Isolation, Ancestry, Liminality, Omens


*Notes re: Read-a-Long & Thematic Elements
We ourselves do not provide or post text for non-Public Domain stories or books, on this blog, on our websites, YouTube channels, or other repository, except when given explicit permission from the rights holder. Read-a-Long links on this page are publicly available on the internet. Typically this information be found by a simple Google search for the title of the story. This text is in no way hosted by Storylink Radio or Seanchai Library. Please note that your storyteller may adapt the story for the intended audience, time allotted, dramatic purposes, etc. Efforts are made to remove or adapt instances of foul language from these stories before presenting. However, you may encounter such language as well as potentially disturbing thematic elements in the original text of the story if you choose to follow along with the read-a-long links. Any thematic elements in tonight's telling that we believe some audience members may find concerning are noted above under "Thematic Elements". It is our hope that audience members will find such elements to be neither extreme nor gratuitous, but rather enhancing to the story overall. We do understand that people's views and values may vary, and so while it is not our intent to provide an exhaustive nor industry compliant list of Thematic Elements of this story, we are attempting to provide a guide that we hope you may find useful if you have such concerns.

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Thursday August 21st at 7:00pm: SHILLELAGH LAW pt2

 The cold seeped in through his skin

Shillelagh Law
When last we saw Tam Kirkpatrick, the shadows of Cambridge revealed themselves as more than shadows: trolls stalked him, a torc bound him, and the Morrígan’s name fell heavy in the dark. Saved by Áine—dancer turned warrior—and sheltered by his strange Uncle Bogs, Tam learned his blood is not only human, but Faery, marked as Unseelie and heir to a lost shillelagh. Now, with truth uncovered and enemies unrelenting, his story presses forward into peril.


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*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:
supernatural, celtic mythology, violence


*Notes re: Read-a-Long & Thematic Elements
We ourselves do not provide or post text for non-Public Domain stories or books, on this blog, on our websites, YouTube channels, or other repository, except when given explicit permission from the rights holder. Read-a-Long links on this page are publicly available on the internet. Typically this information be found by a simple Google search for the title of the story. This text is in no way hosted by Storylink Radio or Seanchai Library. Please note that your storyteller may adapt the story for the intended audience, time allotted, dramatic purposes, etc. Efforts are made to remove or adapt instances of foul language from these stories before presenting. However, you may encounter such language as well as potentially disturbing thematic elements in the original text of the story if you choose to follow along with the read-a-long links. Any thematic elements in tonight's telling that we believe some audience members may find concerning are noted above under "Thematic Elements". It is our hope that audience members will find such elements to be neither extreme nor gratuitous, but rather enhancing to the story overall. We do understand that people's views and values may vary, and so while it is not our intent to provide an exhaustive nor industry compliant list of Thematic Elements of this story, we are attempting to provide a guide that we hope you may find useful if you have such concerns.

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Thursday August 14th at 7:00pm: SHILLELAGH LAW pt1

The cold seeped in through his skin

Shillelagh Law
Tam Kirkpatrick, an ordinary Irish folklore student, is about to discover he's anything but ordinary. When dark Faery forces set their sights on his family's magical shillelagh - the source of his hidden Leprechaun power - Tam is thrust into a world where legend is real and danger lurks at every turn. Can he embrace his destiny, reclaim his heritage, and outrun the creatures of the night before it's too late? Oh, and save the girl??


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*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:
supernatural, celtic mythology, violence


*Notes re: Read-a-Long & Thematic Elements
We ourselves do not provide or post text for non-Public Domain stories or books, on this blog, on our websites, YouTube channels, or other repository, except when given explicit permission from the rights holder. Read-a-Long links on this page are publicly available on the internet. Typically this information be found by a simple Google search for the title of the story. This text is in no way hosted by Storylink Radio or Seanchai Library. Please note that your storyteller may adapt the story for the intended audience, time allotted, dramatic purposes, etc. Efforts are made to remove or adapt instances of foul language from these stories before presenting. However, you may encounter such language as well as potentially disturbing thematic elements in the original text of the story if you choose to follow along with the read-a-long links. Any thematic elements in tonight's telling that we believe some audience members may find concerning are noted above under "Thematic Elements". It is our hope that audience members will find such elements to be neither extreme nor gratuitous, but rather enhancing to the story overall. We do understand that people's views and values may vary, and so while it is not our intent to provide an exhaustive nor industry compliant list of Thematic Elements of this story, we are attempting to provide a guide that we hope you may find useful if you have such concerns.

Questions?