12 short stories
In folklore, the Púca (also spelled Pooka) is one of Ireland's most notable and enigmatic spirits. It is a master shapeshifter, most famously appearing as a sleek black horse with glowing eyes, but also taking the form of goats, cats, dogs, or even a human figure that always retains some animalistic feature.
The Púca's nature is highly unpredictable; it can be a source of either good or bad fortune. Most tales emphasize its mischievous side, delighting in leading travelers astray or taking them on wild, terrifying midnight rides, only to leave them disheveled and confused by morning. However, other stories portray a more benevolent creature that might offer prophecies, warnings, or help to farmers if shown proper respect. Strongly associated with the harvest festival of Samhain (Halloween), the Púca is a creature of the rural landscape—a wild, untamable force of nature that embodies both its capacity for chaos and its potential for blessings.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. 12 short stories In folklore, the Puca (also spelled Pooka) is one of Ireland's most notable and enigmatic spirits. It is a master shapeshifter, most famously appearing as a sleek black horse with glowing eyes, but also taking the form of goats, cats, dogs, or even a human figure that always retains some animalistic feature.The Puca's nature is highly unpredictable; it can be a source of either good or bad fortune. Most tales emphasize its mischievous side, delighting in leading travelers astray or taking them on wild, terrifying midnight rides, only to leave them disheveled and confused by morning. However, other stories portray a more benevolent creature that might offer prophecies, warnings, or help to farmers if shown proper respect. Strongly associated with the harvest festival of Samhain (Halloween), the Puca is a creature of the rural landscape-a wild, untamable force of nature that embodies both its capacity for chaos and its potential for blessings. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798268059229
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. 12 short stories In folklore, the Puca (also spelled Pooka) is one of Ireland's most notable and enigmatic spirits. It is a master shapeshifter, most famously appearing as a sleek black horse with glowing eyes, but also taking the form of goats, cats, dogs, or even a human figure that always retains some animalistic feature.The Puca's nature is highly unpredictable; it can be a source of either good or bad fortune. Most tales emphasize its mischievous side, delighting in leading travelers astray or taking them on wild, terrifying midnight rides, only to leave them disheveled and confused by morning. However, other stories portray a more benevolent creature that might offer prophecies, warnings, or help to farmers if shown proper respect. Strongly associated with the harvest festival of Samhain (Halloween), the Puca is a creature of the rural landscape-a wild, untamable force of nature that embodies both its capacity for chaos and its potential for blessings. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798268059229
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