augustus pugin π @augustus@shitposter.world remote 15w Copy link Open link England has Arthurian Legend for its mythsAmerica has....
πΎππ π½πππ πΏπππππ @ryan@fxe.io remote 15w Copy link Open link @augustus Paul Bunyan?
γVRISKAHAUSENγ @vriska@lizards.live remote 15w Copy link Open link @ryan @augustus bigfoot, john henry, mothman. skinwalkers. all the tens of thousands of different native american folklore mythologies, etc
πΎππ π½πππ πΏπππππ @ryan@fxe.io remote 15w Copy link Open link @vriska @augustus Don't forget pecos bill, the marlboro man, and the cowboys from those pace picante salsa commercials from the 90s
Blurry Moon @sun@shitposter.world remote 15w Copy link Open link @ryan @vriska @augustus "tall tales" is a fairly unique american storytelling tradition. not totally unique, but the american spin is
Dad @noyoushutthefuckupdad@shitposter.world remote 15w Copy link Open link @sun @ryan @augustus @hakui @vriska Orson Scott Card wrote a series of novels with the premise of "what if every interesting American figure (plus Napoleon) had magic powers?" He relased the final book just last month.https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/40290.Seventh_Son
