The Crow's Quill
Still down the old dusty trail this week, but technological limitations aside, I wanted to share with you this story. I’ve been thinking about it quite a bit as of late—likely due to so many confluences between my curren...
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Saint Sisoes the Great
Yeah, bush souls. Ever met up with yours?If you have, you’re lucky. Truth is, the modern world has forgotten how. Never mind St. Anthony’s cave; we only get about 20 minutes to ourselves a day if BLS numbers are to be be...
The Water Nixie
I escaped from my own nixie just this week.Made moves to, anyway. Gave notice that I would be leaving my well in a few weeks’ time and that neither flax nor bucket nor blunted axe will ever be touched again. I just don’t...
St. Ciarán and the Bell
The various Lives of Ciarán of Saighir share varying degrees of detail and information, but one thing I feel fairly certain about is that Ciarán’s bell was very small.In his time, it would have been relatively easy to ke...
Lomna's Head
(This story may seem tragic or disturbing, but please know everyone involved speaks of it fondly. It’s just one of those things.)A long-distance runner, my dad used to get up at 4:30 every morning to run 17 miles. Then h...
Perceval on Turtle Island
He galloped toward the forest’s boundand rode in on a path he found,where there were hoofprints, freshly madeby horses passing through the glade.“This is the way the people took,the ones for whom I came to look.”He gallo...
Saint Winifred's Beheading
“Where’s your head at?”This is something my father asked me all throughout my childhood. Almost always when my head was somewhere it shouldn’t be. Continuing that line of thought, I’d argue that entire dissertations coul...
Robin Hood on Whitsun
Happy Whit-Sunday!When I was growing up, Memorial Day marked the official start of the crazy season. The lake would be full-on packed, my car’s A/C would break down and there was no way I’d not be getting overtime every ...
Lugaidh's Son
Hear the story first, before we get to what’s below:There’s an old Anglo-Saxon word that would be helpful in a conversation such as this. We don’t know it anymore, but you can find it in the first lines of Beowulf.Þrym. ...
Saint Melangell of Powys
Late Wednesday afternoon was not a time for phones or wallets.The cottonwoods were already shedding, sprinkling the air with motes as weightless as the late day sunlight. You can’t catch their linty stipples; snatch as f...
Fionn and the Old Man's House
As I mentioned at the start, this one’s a real beauty of the Fenian Cycle. So much to unpack in just a few short minutes.The story does of course take place in an older Ireland, before Christianization. Some folks might ...
Saint Ciarán of Clonmacnoise
These stories likely seem silly today.They’re not real, right? Like, did they really happen? What does the historical record say?My answer to these aligns pretty closely with why I’m sharing them. There’s a lot we have t...
Fionn and the Raven
Check out more of Joe Heaney’s storytelling on his website. I, too, have met the Short Little Man.He didn’t look anything like Fionn’s companion, of course. Things are different in North America.It was a day or two befor...
Snake Woman's Treasure
Weird story, right? Was the woman some kind of witch, or princess under an enchantment? What finally got into the bones of the old man to take to the forest that day?What I like about the story is that, short as it is, i...
The Red Silk Ribbon
There’s a lot in this story I like to sit with.For starters, I wonder if anyone out there can relate to the fisherman father. Actually, no I don’t. I wonder if in this place and time there’s anyone who can’t.All the fish...
The Gospel Written for the Mead-Hall
Hey, happy Good Friday! I have something I’d like to read for you that I think you might find interesting. Let me know if anything here sounds familiar...Definitely not a version of the Gospel most folks would be familia...
Fionn Meets Scathach, the Shadowy One
The fun thing about myths is that they’re great for visual thinkers. You aren’t to narrow them down and flatten them into any lesson or actionable takeaway. In their dreamlike narratives, the images are the thing.In this...
Simon Greene and External Imagination
My daughter’s got this chart in her classroom.It’s a two-column thing that teaches kids the difference between fiction and non-fiction. According to the chart, fiction is anything that isn’t factual. It’s made up, and it...
Ireland's First Satire
To commemorate the feast day of the Shamrock Saint, I figured I’d share this story with you. Please do send it to the poets you know if they haven’t heard it already (and may it also serve as a reminder to be nice to peo...
Fionn mac Cumhaill and Aillèn Mac Midgna
It was a bad line from the start, that much was obvious. We had been good about setting the raft square into the rapids, but this approach looked bad, this looked dangerous. Expletives started rising.There’s a huge gap i...