Afarit ALSO KNOWN AS: Afrit; Ifreet; Ifrit Afarit names a type of malevolent spirit. (The same word refers to the individual Afarit and the entire species; it is both singular and plural.)
Asema (AH-say-ma) Variations: Aseman, ASIMAN, AZÉMAN, Aziman, LOOGAROO, OBAYIFO, SUCOYAN, SUKUYAN, WUME From the Republic of Suriname, this VAMPIRIC WITCH looks like an old man or woman with red eyes and toes pointed downward. At night, before it can go
Bas (BAS) The folklore from the Chewong people of Malaysia tells of the bas, a psychic spirit vampire that lives off ruwai, a being's soul or life source (see ENERGY VAMPIRE). Typically
Bantu Dodong Pronunciation: Ban-TOODoe-DONG The Bantu Dodong is a vampiric REVENANT from India. It lives in caves and survives off animal blood. Source: Konstantinos, Vampire, 25; Summers, Vampire: His Kith and Kin,
duppy In Jamaican lore, the shadow of a dead person. Duppies are feared as vampiric, malevolent spirits, whose breath causes illness and touch—called “duppy-boxing”— causes seizures. Duppies are also known as jumbies.
An Algul is an Arabian vampire night Djinn. Algul means “horse leech.” The algul lives in cemeteries and takes the form of a woman in order to gain the trust of untended
CLASSIFICATION: Vampire The Abchanchu roams Bolivian roads in the guise of a doddering, frail old man. He appears confused and disoriented, like someone’s helpless old grandpa, and so inevitably a Good Samaritan
Also known as the Vetala Panchvimshati (Twenty-Five Tales of a Baital) , this is a collection of stories from ancient India, originally written in Sanskrit, that centre around a BAITAL. The framework
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