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Monsters, James? Is that appropriate for the deities podcast? Ask Jim Ward. 

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Anonymous

Anyway, I've really enjoyed this series. It's been so interesting learning about Hawaiian culture and belief. Looking forward to more. I think the idea of having more sacred places in your world is good. I'm envisioning a small deck of things that can be added to an area. For your wrap-up, I would love a short reading guide or bibliography so I can read up on it, if it's not too much of a hassle.

Steve

I think the Old World has a very magically active landscape. We were in Lincoln last week with its Imp and Angels. You have no end of shucks and other nasty things in the Fens. I get the feeling that such story existed before, but without the Catholic Christian gloss they now have (even though we're all culturally protestant now in the UK).

monsterman

Perhaps; it's hard to say. If you look at the landscape of Greek myth, I feel like the divine is present. And certainly I don't think people think of the British landscape like that today, especially people who aren't specifically into folklore.