Notes
Want to read: Troublesome Things by Diane Purkiss π
Want to read: Fairy Tales, Now First Collected by Joseph Ritson π
Want to read: Fairies and Witches at the Boundary of South-eastern and Central Europe by Eva Pocs π
Want to read: The Banshee by Patricia Lysaght π
Want to read: Elf Queens and Holy Friars by Richard Firth Green π
Want to read: Handbook of Fairies by Ronan Coghlan π
Want to read: The Fairies in Tradition and Literature by Katharine Mary Briggs π
Want to read: Dictionary of Fairies by Katherine Briggs π
Want to read: Fairies in Nineteenth-Century Art and Literature by Nicola Bown π
Want to read: Fairy Lore by D. L. Ashliman π
Want to read: Tolkien on Fairy-stories by John Ronald Reuel Tolkien π
Want to read: The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Fairies by Anna Franklin π
Want to read: The Good People by Peter NarvΒez π
Want to read: Northumberland Folk Tales by Rosalind Kerven π
Want to read: Fabulous Creatures, Mythical Monsters, and Animal Power Symbols by Cassandra Eason π
Want to read: The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries by W. Y. Evans-Wentz π
Want to read: Strange and Secret Peoples by Carole G. Silver π
Hello Internet! I’m having a vampire night due to migraine. I’m going to get up and take my morning medicine so I can wait an hour and then have coffee, food, and pain meds.
I’m really enjoying reading a lot.
How are you?
Want to read: The Classic Fairy Tales (Norton Critical Editions) by π
Want to read: The Writer’s Journey by Christopher Vogler π
Finished reading: A Spindle Splintered by Alix E. Harrow π
This one took me a little while to get into but once I was in, I was all in. Super fun while also dealing with all the ways our stories can be garbage. Highly recommend.
ππ Read Ladies of Leisure.
This one bummed me out. I think it sells Dept. of Speculation short.
πππRead Is Parenthood the Enemy of Creative Work? by Kim Brooks (The Cut)
Thatβs one of the major things parenting is teaching me, the balance between letting go in writing and practicing craft, the balance between being ferocious with my imagination and rigorous in my practice. Shape and chaos. Learning to shape chaos.
ππ Read The books that help define motherhood β for mums everywhere to read
Is it ever possible to reclaim yourself without endangering your child?
I don’t know. Because for me it’s been more about reconstructing myself rather than reclaiming myself.