I love Twitter, probably too much. I've been feeling very indecisive about what to blog, but Twitter polls helped significantly. So, today, I am going to write another feminist rant about a popular fairytale. I want to go further than that, though, because feminism isn't feminism if it isn't intersectional. Being a feminist means caring … Continue reading Peter Pan is Problematic

The Scarlet Flower Hi there, readers! Long time, no blog. I know. Fortunately, this is simply due to all the projects on my plate. So, get ready for a lot more content soon, both on and off the blog! Today, I want to share with you a new Russian fairy tale that has me pretty … Continue reading The Scarlet Flower

“I just want to sit on a second floor porch, sip beer, read a book, and watch the rain. Forever.” That’s what the bio on David’s Facebook profile read when he slipped into the coma that lasted for months and months. That’s what it reads now on the profile that acts as his memorial. People … Continue reading Borrowed Time

Cailleach by Ashley Brynner When I began my Pagan journey, I was told it was important to find my deity. I definitely didn't mind doing that because it involved a great deal of research into mythology. I focused mainly on Gaelic and Celtic pantheons because that's my heritage. It was enjoyable, but I confess it … Continue reading Shopping for Deities in the Season of the Crone

I'm getting pretty excited about the upcoming release of Struggling With the Current, the first book of the Telverin Trilogy! So, I decided to make this fun little quiz so that you can learn more about the world of Telverin and find your place in it. Give it a go! TELVERINIZE ME!

Before I write anything else, I'd like to apologize for how long it's been since I updated my blog. I've been pretty ill lately and I'm just now recovering from it. I've had a lot of catching up to do in all areas of my life. That being said, I will need to start blogging … Continue reading Curse of the Wendigo

As I write this, it is the First of October (or the First of Halloween...yes, I'm one of those people). There's a full moon tonight, the first of two we will have this month. I'm thinking of spooky things and witchy things. On full moons, I like to go out and place a jar of … Continue reading Lykaon, Father of Werewolves

I have a confession to make. I don't love all fairytales alike. I know. Shocker. There's one that's my favorite, Snow White and Rose Red (sometimes known as The Ungrateful Dwarf). It's a very simple story, but it has a lot going for it. Probably my biggest affection for it comes from my personal connection … Continue reading Snow White and Rose Red: Things Aren’t Always How They Appear

Oya by Francisco Santos Before I get into the meat of this week's blog post, I want to apologize for not sharing a fun fairytale, folktale, or myth last week. I'm working hard on getting things ready for the release of "The Telverin Trilogy Book 1: Struggling With the Current" and needed a week to … Continue reading Oya – An Ancient Goddess for Modern Feminists