Reclaiming women's myths & stories

Women of the Wells: Can our native mythology really inform the way women live today?

In celebration of International Women’s Day, 2025

Mar 8 •

Dr Sharon Blackie

When (Celtic) Women Were God

Monthly newsletter, February 2025

Feb 8 •

Dr Sharon Blackie

For all the (female) saints

So that women from these islands might remember who we are

Feb 1 •

Dr Sharon Blackie

Old Wives' Tales

Five exclusive new stories about women in the second half of life

Oct 12, 2024 •

Dr Sharon Blackie

Women of the Islands

Access to a recorded event in The Bone Cave

Jul 13, 2024 •

Dr Sharon Blackie

Reclaiming women's stories: book announcement

Wise Women: European myths and stories of midlife and beyond

May 7, 2024 •

Dr Sharon Blackie

British myth and folk tales, women and the 'law of the land'

Changing the cultural mythology

Jan 13, 2024 •

Dr Sharon Blackie

Random thoughts about selkies and mermaids

Today is the autumn equinox here in England, and not surprisingly, I’m thinking again about balance, and about all the ways in which we can lose it.

Sep 23, 2023 •

Dr Sharon Blackie

Greening the Hag

Ecological aspects of the Cailleach in Scottish and Irish folklore

Jul 9, 2023 •

Dr Sharon Blackie

Women in English myths and folk traditions (2)

The women who ruled Britain

Apr 30, 2023 •

Dr Sharon Blackie

Women in English myths and folk traditions

Women of the Islands

Apr 13, 2023 •

Dr Sharon Blackie

A world without men

Or – what do women want?

Jul 8, 2022 •

Dr Sharon Blackie

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