"It feels like...I’ve been here, long ago," "Mystical Mycelium," and "Teeth"

"It feels like...I've been here, long ago": Relief Woodcut "Mystical Mycelium": Relief Linocut Poem, "Teeth": Growing up, I've always been drawn to the mundane folklore that we learn about in western society. In "Teeth," I am expanding on the tooth fairy through adopting its psyche; I suggest this tale's connection to other fae, and play with their subjectivity, while leaving room for speculation on its way of life.

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USURJ University of Saskatchewan Undergraduate Research Journal
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2025-04-23
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https://doi.org/10.32396/usurj.v10i1.842
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Byzantine Studies and History
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"It feels like...I’ve been here, long ago," "Mystical Mycelium," and "Teeth"

Ailah Carpenter
USURJ University of Saskatchewan Undergraduate Research Journal
Byzantine Studies and History
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"It feels like...I’ve been here, long ago," "Mystical Mycelium," and "Teeth"

Ailah Carpenter
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USURJ University of Saskatchewan Undergraduate Research JournalVol. 10(1)
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Byzantine Studies and History
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