Ask any older Bulgarian about Baba Vanga and brace yourself. You will not get a Wikipedia summary. You will get a story. Their story, or their mother's, or their neighbor's cousin who traveled four hours on a rattling communist-era bus to reach a small town called Petrich, waited in a queue for two days, and came back home with something they could not quite explain. That is who Baba Vanga really was, before the internet turned her into a clickbait machine. The Guardian recently wrote about her,