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<p>If, like me, you love myth and folklore, you may know Lewis Spence as the author of numerous books, in the early twentieth century, about the mythology of different parts of the world. I find his books more readable and useful &hellip; <a href="https://nansondeeptime.wordpress.com/2017/06/28/lewis-spence-and-the-problem-of-lemuria/">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&rarr;</span></a></p>

by Anthony Nanson Charlotte Hussey’s Glossing the Spoils is rather more than a collection of poems. It will have a particular interest,...

A beautiful, seasonal poem from Awen author Kevan Manwaring. Do click through and read the whole thing. The Bardic Academic So soon now...

We’d like to draw your attention to a future event organised by poet Jay Ramsay – a day pilgrimage to Culbone  with meditation, writing ...

By Robin Collins Britain, this great mnemonic, land of the English, Celt and flint knappers of another age. The seas wrap around her...

Here’s an opportunity for action that we think will inspire ecobards… The Charter for trees, woods and people is a project involving 70...

Ballad Tales, while published by The History Press features a number of Awen authors and Fire Springs members, so we’re giving it a shout...

There are a lot of Awen author and Fire Springs folk in this anthology…

We’re delighted to share this new, free, online learning opportunity from The University of Gloucestershire and the International...

By Dawn Gorman How appropriate for a Words & Ears falling on a hot, hot evening that we should find ourselves among Liz Watts’ Beached...