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Anaïs Nin (1903-1977) was a French-American writer best known for her diaries, which span several decades and offer a intimate... more
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Milicent Patrick (c.1915-1998) was an actress and special effects artist who created the iconic “Gill-man” from the classic film Creature... more
Yuki-onna is an ancient Japanese yokai, a category of ghosts, spirits, and monsters derived from folklore. The first account of... more
Ida Lupino (1918-1995) was a British-American actress, producer, writer, and director. She acted in over 50 movies, wrote and directed... more
Judy A. Smith (1958 - present) is an American crisis manager, lawyer, author and television producer. Her work in crisis... more
Isobel Gowdie (fl. 1662) was a Scottish woman who confessed to witchcraft during a period historians now call “The Great... more
Enriqueta Martí (c. 1868-1913) was a Spanish woman infamously known as the "Vampire of Barcelona" due to her alleged involvement... more
Emily Gerard (1849-1905) was a Scottish writer whose collection of Transylvanian folklore served as direct inspiration for Bram Stoker as... more
La Sayona is a myth from Venezuelan folklore who wanders the country, seducing and killing men who dare to be... more