Celtic Mythology

[close] I'm looking to meet and chat with people about Irish Mythology in modern literature, what people are reading, how it's being interpreted and what I should be reading myself!

[close] The oldest prose stories of Britain, first written down c. 1100 from older oral traditions. Some view the tales as a Celtic mythology originating in Wales: this can be the inspiration of personal spirituality. Others see them as a remarkably sophisticated literature, with powerful symbolism, subtle structure, mature politics, rich characterisation, and elegant language. yet again they are simply superb storytelling. expressed in a spare style. This group is for anyone interested in the Four Branches, also known as the Mabinogi, from any perspective: personal, academic or arts.

[close] Originally known as Dún Scáith, it is also called Camp De Danann, and Camp Camelot. It is ran by Scáthach and Aoife, twin warrior sisters. Located on a island off the coast of Maine, it is shrouded in Mist and only accessible if you practice The Old Ways or possess Godly blood. Welcome to Camp Avalon! Here my sister and I train the Next Generation, like yourself. As a young, up and coming demigod of the Celtic Divines; you will live a safe and comfortable life here on the Island. That is, unless you get a Quest! Here at Camp Avalon, we'll train you in the arts of war and magick, and teach you the Old Religion and the Lore of your people.

[close] This group is for fans of Henry H. Neff's fantasy fiction series The Tapestry. Here readers can discuss the books, stories, characters, and ever-changing world of Rowan and beyond!