Storytelling

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On Making Up Myths (Or, Will the Real Cana Cludhmor Please Approach the Harp?)

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On Making Up Myths (Or, Will the Real Cana Cludhmor Please Approach the Harp?)

I’m all for the magical and the divine, but I think we do a disservice to the goddesses—as well as the culture, the history, and the mortal human condition—when we force women out of this world and into the otherworld to serve our desire for life on the other side of the veil.


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What Story Is Mine to Tell Right Now?

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What Story Is Mine to Tell Right Now?

Whenever I find myself spinning and I have the urge to write, I ask myself:

What story is mine to tell right now?

This is the essential question, whether my mind happens to be spinning with anxiety or with inspiration.