A personal newsletter from writer Meena C. Polich mixing reflections on current events with updates on her fiction project Lost and Found and family life, including a new kitten. It is chatty and anecdotal, with its main value being the author's voice rather than fresh insight into mythology or fairy tales.
Website: https://meena-c-polich.ghost.io/
Martin Shaw shares original folk tales, mythic storytelling and personal road reflections alongside audio and event announcements. Readers get literary retellings rooted in Devon and Dartmoor folklore and glimpses of a working storyteller's life.
A personal essay newsletter that blends mythology, domestic memoir, and cultural reflection on topics like time perception, hospitality rituals, and attention. Readers get literary, research-informed meditations on everyday experience, with some pieces reserved for paying members.
Essays applying Jungian and archetypal psychology to diagnosis, active imagination and the language of psychology, drawing on The Red Book, Hillman, myth and alchemy. Readers get scholarly, citation-rich reflections that treat psychological categories as mythic images rather than literal facts.
Long-form explainers on esoteric and spiritual traditions such as the Celtic festival calendar, Gnosticism and ley lines. Each piece separates historical evidence from modern myth and offers a skeptical but curious approach.
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