Elen Sentier's Blog

Trees of the Goddess Danni Niles’ review … I enjoy her style :-). As Nimue Brown says, she does great reviews. As a writer I find what she says very useful and helpful, and its fascinating hearing someone else on... Continue Reading →

I’ve just written a wee story for Trees for Life … this is part of it … More dreams come to you. This time they begin with a long deep howl. Straightway it’s answered, and answered again and again. Your... Continue Reading →

A lovely way of working for Imbolc that connects our old British stories with American ways by Nancy Lankeston who I’m looking forward to working with in May :-) The idea of waiting and watching for the first inkling of... Continue Reading →

A beautiful poem by Kathryn Byrd … and all the pictures are by Kathryn too :-) Fester Frog had left his swamp That was dying and so ill He walked to the Bakers House On top of Highcleare Hill “Please... Continue Reading →

The first chapter of Owl Woman … just a taster :-). Let me know if you like it.  

Like I’ve been banging on about all my life :-), now science has found a way to prove it … and thanks to Suzi Crockford for pointing this article out. Fairy tales like Beauty and the Beast can be traced... Continue Reading →

Good blog from fellow author Morgan Daimler. It’s really nice to know the traditions are continuing anf growing around the world. Imbolc  is a pretty big holiday for my family and one of the most involved. It’s also my oldest... Continue Reading →

From what I know cairns have been built by peoples all over the world for probably hundreds of thousands of years, perhaps as long as humans have been on Planet Earth, after all their not rocket science to build. They... Continue Reading →

Wow! I just have to reblog this. I’m an incense freak myself but Danielle is really good. And the photos are fab too. Enjoy … Those of you who have followed me for a while will know that I am... Continue Reading →

I love this story, Monsters Gold. Another of my students, Kathryn Byrd, wrote it as part of her Samhain work … enjoy! Another boring day in the office thought Kerry as she walked towards the local village pub, her only... Continue Reading →