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Wabanaki folklore

The Skadegamutc the Ghost Witch

Across the forests and coastal lands of the northeastern regions of North America, the Wabanaki peoples preserved many stories about spirits and supernatural beings that moved between the visible and invisible worlds. Among the most unsettling figures in these traditions is the Skadegamutc, often described as a ghost witch capable of changing shape and moving silently among human communities. The

The Stone Giant and the Hero Gluskabe

In the time when the world was still young, before humans had learned the full language of the wind and the water, great beings of power walked across the earth. Some were spirits of good who shaped the mountains and guided the rivers. Others were born from greed and hunger,
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