Pagan Portals - Venezuelan Folklore

Unearthing the Magic and Mysticism of Death: A delightfully compact digest of Aesopian-esque legends and lore from the often overlooked, yet mystically potent, culture of Venezuela as shared by a local with a unique view into Latin American magic.–Tomás Prower, author of La Santa MuerteVenezuelan Folklore: Spirits and Legends of the Dead, written by Alan U. Dalul, may be short in length, but it undeniably takes readers on a captivating journey into the realm of Venezuelan folklore. Through a clear and succinct storytelling approach, Dalul transports readers into a world teeming with spirits, legends, and vibrant cultural traditions. This book is a must-read for anyone intrigued by the spirits and legends that shape the country’s rich cultural heritage.–Lawren Leo, author of Dragonflame and Horse Magick

Alan Dalloul is an independent author, journalist, and blogger from Venezuela, recently based in Millcreek, Utah. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication, with a concentration in Social Development, and a Master’s in Communications and Development, with a concentration in Information and Communication Technologies for Human Development. He has published several independent novels, published academic articles on Gothic Studies and folklore for different postgraduate portals, and become a book reviewer for the University of Wales Press. While studying, he kept a monthly bilingual column for The Wild Hunt.