The Shoes Left on the Tidal Steps
Along the rocky coast of Nova Scotia, where the Atlantic pressed endlessly against stone and cliff, there stood a set of old tidal steps
La Serpiente de la Catedral: The Guardian Serpent of Nicaragua
In the historic city of Granada, Nicaragua, where the streets are lined with colonial churches and cobblestone squares echo centuries of footsteps, an old
La Taconuda: The Tall‑Heeled Ghost of Nicaragua
In the quiet town of Tola, Nicaragua, where cobblestone streets wind between colonial-era plazas and the night air carries whispers of centuries past, the
The Old Woman Who Fed the Northern Lights
In the far Arctic regions of Canada, where the land lay silent under layers of snow and the sun disappeared for long stretches of
La Mocuana: The Enchanted Woman of Nicaragua
Deep in the lush hills and winding rivers of central and western Nicaragua, where forests whisper secrets older than memory, the story of La
La Carreta Nagua: The Ghostly Cart of Nicaragua
In the quiet villages and rolling hills of central Nicaragua, particularly around Masaya, there is a story whispered from one generation to the next,
The Hunter Who Ignored the Aurora
In the far northern reaches of Arctic Canada, where the land lay frozen for much of the year and the sea breathed through cracks
La Mula Herrada: The Iron-Hoofed Mule of Honduras
In the quiet rural towns of Honduras, where streets empty after nightfall and faith shapes the rhythm of daily life, there is a sound
La Llorona: The Weeping Woman of Honduras
Along the winding rivers of Honduras, where water moves steadily through valleys and fields, there is a story carried by sound rather than sight.
El Sisimite (Itacayo): The Mountain Giant of Honduras
Deep within the remote mountains and dense forests of Honduras, where steep ridges cut the sky and ancient trees close tightly around narrow paths,
