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Author: Bonnie Taylor-Blake

Bonnie Taylor-Blake is a neuroscience researcher with a side interest in contemporary legends and various bits of urban folklore
July 6, 2019July 6, 2019 Bonnie Taylor-Blake

Defrosting Frozen Charlotte: 21st-Century Misconceptions about a 19th-Century Doll

June 29, 2019July 4, 2019 Bonnie Taylor-Blake

Whitewashing Black Friday: The Rebranding of an American Shopping Holiday

May 29, 2011July 4, 2019 Bonnie Taylor-Blake

To Hell with Babe Ruth

September 20, 2009July 4, 2019 Bonnie Taylor-Blake

Dirty Politics: Smathers, Pepper, and Quasi Malediction in American Political Folklore

Recent Posts

  • Defrosting Frozen Charlotte: 21st-Century Misconceptions about a 19th-Century Doll
  • Whitewashing Black Friday: The Rebranding of an American Shopping Holiday
  • To Hell with Babe Ruth
  • Dirty Politics: Smathers, Pepper, and Quasi Malediction in American Political Folklore

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  • RT @VolksDubber45: @anon_opin I love the urban myth of when Bono, mid concert, stopped singing and started to slowly clap his hands. He sai… 13 hours ago
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  • RT @990000: When I was in school, we were subjected to various architecture urban legends, like how the makers of the Piazza San Marco cloc… 13 hours ago
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