A wonderful video, with thanks to Amal El-Mohtar for the recommendation.
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About Endicott
The Endicott Studio, founded in 1987, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to literary, visual, and performance arts inspired by myth, folklore, fairy tales, and the oral storytelling tradition.
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The Journal of Mythic Arts
Endicott's "Journal of Mythic Arts" appeared online from 1997 to 2008. The Summer '08 issue is our last.
JoMA's archives will remain online, however, as a mythic arts resource for readers old and new. To access the archives, use the links below:- JoMA Home Page
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JoMA's mythic arts blog, 2006-2008
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The Endicott Studio is co-directed by Terri Windling and Midori Snyder, with the aid of assistant editor Jamie Bluth.
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The art above:
- (1) "Diary" by Jeanie Tomanek (2) "Meta - morphosis " by Terri Windling (3) "Titania" by Alan Lee (4) "Little, Big" sketch by Thomas Canty
Very inspiring - thanks for posting.
Posted by: Della | June 17, 2009 at 05:27 AM
As an atheist, I don't think I need a 'genius' or a 'daemon'. I write a story because something around me switches my imagination on. When it's on, it's great, when it's not - I go and do other things. I don't write to succeed in the eyes of others.
I write because I love doing it, without 'divinity' and because I love stories. In the end I write as a way of escaping if only for a little while from a world I dislike into a world where I fit - where stories take me. Not because I have or indeed because I am - a genius. I'm merely human, but that's enough.
Posted by: Girish Sethna | July 26, 2009 at 07:32 AM
This is fabulous! You have no idea how missed you have been. I teach fairy tale studies, and your older site is one of my greatest sources of inspiration. And my students adore it. I will be linking to this blog on my blog, Diamondsandtoads.com! I am already linked to Endicott, the original. That is the site I point my students to on the first day of class.
Sorry to be so giddy. But you have been missed.
Posted by: KateW | August 06, 2009 at 02:28 PM