The late morning is clear and warm during my walk. Previous days gave some rain and clouds, and now we have sunshine filtering through the forest trees as I go on my usual woods route. Crossing the ...

The best thing about In A Dark, Dark Wood is the eerie atmosphere it creates for this ill-fated weekend, never overwrought, just ominous enough, the glass house where the guests are trapped ...

Ruth Ware has taken center stage in recent years after bursting onto the mystery-thriller scene like an absolute phoenix with 2015’s In a Dark, Dark Wood.

Dark wood lovers are in luck. This trending color complements rich wood tones perfectly, creating a dynamic duo that adds warmth and depth to any space.

Reese Witherspoon is developing a movie based on Ruth Ware’s mystery novel “In a Dark, Dark Wood.” New Line Cinema has acquired the film rights from the Gotham Group, which will produce with ...

Gone are the fairies, knights, trolls, Druids, friars, wood nymphs, inquisitors, minstrels and merchants who turned a bit of rural Orange County into old – no, make that very olde – England ...

But, to be honest, as a hermit in the woods under the influence of wood nymphs, I’m a bit away from the mainstream,” he adds with a laugh. The Cumbrian sun starts to set and we say our goodbyes.

Your next home could have glow-in-the-dark wood pieces to help guide you to bed instead of lights. Here's how.

Gwyneth Paltrow, clothed but in obvious wood-nymph attire. Photo: Bertrand Rindoff Petroff/Getty Images Although many celebrities in the comments have praised Paltrow’s brave and gorgeous ...

Jean Sibelius (1865-1957)The Wood-Nymph Op. 15Finland’s musical world was rocked in 1996 when musicologist Kari Kilpeläinen announced that he had rediscovered a piece by Finland’s national ...

Newspaper reporters of the early 1900s offered readers a fanciful image or two in almost every quirky story. Here an obviously unhinged and possibly vulnerable young woman wandering around naked ...

It seems like a bit of a joke considering this moth purposefully looks like bird poop but indeed the common name for this species is "beautiful wood nymph." Scientifically, however, it is Eudryas ...