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Re-Distributing the Wealth
All cultures have found ways to re-distribute food and other resources. Most indigenous people have traditions which we call “give-aways”. When we give away our possessions, we make ener… more →
Merlin and the White Eagle
Marketing Monday - It's All About Me!
wrote 1 week ago: It’s true – book marketing requires shameless self-promotion on the part of the author. … more →
Happy Beltane
wrote 3 weeks ago: It’s May-Eve (seriously, the year is going too quickly, I blame to long, cold winter). However … more →
The Folklore of Cornwall: Piskies & Spriggans & Browneys, Oh My!
wrote 1 month ago: The week my novel THE WELL OF TEARS (Book One of the Dream Stewards) was released, a new and growing … more →
Natick Offers St. Patrick's Day Delight
wrote 2 months ago: Enter the Haggis…This Celtic rock band with the Scottish name will be rockin’ out in NAT … more →
Halloween as an Example of American Cultural Imperialism
wrote 3 months ago: ‘Mass culture is imposed from above… It is fabricated by technicians hired by businessme … more →
Imbolc: Part II
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wrote 3 months ago: Cailleach Bheur was a blue hag of the Scottish Highlands. She personified the winter, ruling over t … more →
Wolf Moon......
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wrote 3 months ago: The full moon in January was called the Wolf Moon in medieval times. It was the time of the year wh … more →
Origins of Halloween
wrote 4 months ago: I didn’t feel I had the brainpower to write a new post, so I’m copying the guest post I … more →
Celebrating with Spirits - Medieval Ales & Wines
wrote 5 months ago: It wasn’t until the book was in print that I realized that my heroine is a bit of a lush. Alwe … more →
Happy Hallowe'en (Wordless Wednesday - 31 October 2012)
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wrote 6 months ago: Fluffy Tufts is participating in the Blog Paws blog hop. Come and join the fun! … more →
Soul Cakes (recipe)
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wrote 6 months ago: In many European countries, the idea of “Souling” became an acceptable alternative to pagan Samhain … more →
Timothy Green, be careful what you pray for
wrote 9 months ago: The magic of prayer manifests for parents who couldn’t conceive a child. That’s the sto … more →
Re-Distributing the Wealth
wrote 10 months ago: All cultures have found ways to re-distribute food and other resources. Most indigenous people have … more →
Thinking like the Faeries
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wrote 10 months ago: In mid-August of 2001 I dreamed that I was riding my bicycle down a familiar path in a town I had vi … more →
Steve Blamires on Skylight Press
wrote 11 months ago: Steve Blamires comes from the heart of Robert Burns country, the port town of Ayr on the Firth of Cl … more →
Saint Patrick was a prisoner too
wrote 1 year ago: I recently saw a great autobiographical movie of Brendan Behan’s experience (at age 16) as a c … more →
Spring has Sprung (In Ireland Anyway!)
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wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday was the 1st of February. Not exactly an important date around the globe, but here in Irel … more →
Oxymorons and Calvary Chapel
wrote 1 year ago: Whenever I mention the Liberal Catholic Church people say “that sounds like an oxymoron. … more →
Synchronicity, St. John, the Grail, and the New Era
wrote 1 year ago: Synchronicity is a very magical force in our human existence. When we are aware of this process of … more →
