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April 14, 2008

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I fully admit that having just finished Charles de Lint's wonderful collection Moonlight and Vines that I am in a particularly sentimental mood and yet the sentiments I am about to share are no less true and real because of that:

I love visiting here. This site and the group of people it represents is so inspirational. In the few years that I have known the existence of this site (and the pre-blog site as well) my eyes have been opened to such remarkable literature and art and music.

You all do such a marvelous job in creating connection among the arts and that connection has translated itself into my own personal life as well. I no longer see the art and music and literature that I like as separate entities, they are all intertwined with the other aspects of my life and help me to create a unique and whole experience in life.

I thank you so much for that as I thank you for this post. I was moved by what little I heard of her music and what she had to say and I of course rushed over to listen to the other interviews and to check out her site. I see CD purchases in my near future.

What a wonderful way to start a Monday. Bless you.

Aw shucks, Carl, you've made me blush....

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About this blog

  • The Journal of Mythic Arts was a pioneering online magazine dedicated to Mythic Arts: literary, visual, and performance arts inspired by myth, folklore, and fairy tales. Published by The Endicott Studio, co-edited by Terri Windling & Midori Snyder, JoMA ran from 1997 to 2008.

    This blog was active from 2006 - 2008, and is kept online as an archive only. Please note that no new material has been posted since 2008, and links have not been updated.

    For more recent discussions of Mythic Arts, fantasy literature, and related topics, visit Terri Windling's Myth & Moor and Midori Snyder's Into the Labyrinth.

Where you'll find us now

  • Visit The Endicott Studio website here, and our news blog here.

    Visit Terri Windling's Studio here.