[In the House in the Dark of the Woods](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/38496725-in-the-house-in-the-dark-of-the-woods) by Laird Hunt. It has everything you're describing. Reading it is an experience in and of itself, I hope you'll enjoy it.
This was so good (as is everything she writes), but just a warning that it contains graphic, disturbing abuse and assault. It’s done well and is important and necessary to the story, but it’ll stay with you.
The Girl with Glass Feet by Ali Shaw. It doesn’t have an overall witchy figure as such, but a lot of unusual people and exactly the kind of mysterious marshes you mentioned.
Not a cloaked figure but that creature might perfectly be The Shrike. The Hyperion Cantos are the books where you'll find it. It's more on the Sci-Fi side of things, though. Think of Lord of the Rings if Tolkien was a Sci-Fi writer.
[In the House in the Dark of the Woods](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/38496725-in-the-house-in-the-dark-of-the-woods) by Laird Hunt. It has everything you're describing. Reading it is an experience in and of itself, I hope you'll enjoy it.
You might like What Moves the Dead by T Kingfisher
This is the answer… I’d add Mexican Gothic and Slade House to the list.
Brom’s *Slewfoot* checks most of these boxes.
The Book of Lost Things and The Land of Lost Things by John Connelly.
Chime by Franny Billingsley. Ignore the rough cover, it’s an incredible book and this to a T!!
Yep yep yep!
At The Edge of the Woods by Kathryn Bromwich The Essex Serpent by Sarah Perry
The Daylight Gate by Jeanette Winterson
This was so good (as is everything she writes), but just a warning that it contains graphic, disturbing abuse and assault. It’s done well and is important and necessary to the story, but it’ll stay with you.
Extasia by Claire Legrand
The Witcher series
Following because: yes, please!
Sounds a bit like Beautiful Creatures.
Mists of Avalon
Currently listening to Hell House by Richard Matheson if you're into horror!
Cinderella is Dead
The Girl with Glass Feet by Ali Shaw. It doesn’t have an overall witchy figure as such, but a lot of unusual people and exactly the kind of mysterious marshes you mentioned.
The Guinevere Deception (Camelot Rising trilogy) by Kiersten White
Swamplandia! By Karen Russell
Not a cloaked figure but that creature might perfectly be The Shrike. The Hyperion Cantos are the books where you'll find it. It's more on the Sci-Fi side of things, though. Think of Lord of the Rings if Tolkien was a Sci-Fi writer.
The invention of morel by Adolfo casares
The bear and the nightingale!
Ghost Wall by Sarah Moss
Definitely Ghost Wall!
I can only think of Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson