The word ‘Obeah’ has been a part of our Guyanese vocabulary for centuries. There are a lot of misinformation ..
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The older man turned to my father, “Let him rest and you can take him home in the evening”. ..
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When I was about 12 years old, I was given the task of washing some bottles that my father bought for his pepper-sauce ..
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This obscure monster hails from the jungles of Guyana in South America and has its roots in Caribbean ..
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The massacooraman is a huge, hairy, man-like creature that lives in rivers in the interior of Guyana. ..
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Ole Higues are also known as “Fire Rass” or Angeli. The ole higue is always a woman. It is said that ..
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“Baccoo” may actually be derived from a Nigerian Yoruba entity called Abiku. The Abiku is the spirit ..
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“Guyana’s choorile is an evil spirit of a woman who had died in childbirth, yet her child ..
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He is described as a very tall man that comes out at night and motionlessly stares at the moon. Back ..
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