As the dark nights descend and winter settles in, people have long sought solace in the timeless art of storytelling. Throughout the northern hemisphere, it has been a cherished tradition to gather around the hearth and share tales during the winter months. After the bustling activities of summer, when crops were planted, harvested, and food was hunted, the arrival of winter offered a chance to retreat and hibernate. Despite the cold and unwelcoming outdoors, the warmth of home, the company of friends, and the crackling fires became even more inviting. This is the perfect time to explore the enchanting realms of fables, myths, and ancient wisdom, as the living world takes a momentary respite. Join the intriguing session on Writing Folk and Fairy Tales to delve into the various forms of folklore that have captivated audiences for centuries. Discover the common elements that make these tales so enthralling and participate in writing exercises to craft your very own stories. Let your imagination roam free as we ponder mythical creatures lurking in the hills, mischievous pixies, and otherworldly beings that may either prey upon or guide us mortal beings during this time of year. Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind event held at The Cross Keys in York. Mark the date on your calendar - November 28, 2023 - and secure your ticket for only £5.04. Immerse yourself in the magic of storytelling and unleash your creativity amidst a rich tapestry of ancient tales.

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