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Rescue Mission
Sometimes death is merely a transformation Santorini, Greece, 10 years ago She was the best free diver in the world. Fierce
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Out of the Sea
She thought her life was over—until the Goddess Thalassa called to her That first week in Australia Stella decided that her new home was very much like her previous home in Texas. The […]
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Roses at Imbolc
The ‘farewell’ roses broke her heart–until the Goddess Brigid stepped in The Imbolc ritual was to be held at Green Dragon’s house that year. She lived in an outer suburb of the […]
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Fiction
Saving the World Through Sex
The mission of the International Tarts Society is to prevent world leaders from declaring war by distracting them with the delights of sex. Although they work as office assistants during the day, at night the […]
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Breathing Deeply at Beltane
Celibate since Yule, red-haired Passionata breaks out on May Eve! Oh, do not tell the priests of our art For they would call it sin But we shall be in the woods all […]
Feminism and Womanism
Jolyon–Part II
Flung back in time to the Minoan Crete of 1450 BC, can Fiona adjust to such a different world? “Put your arms around me and hold on as tightly as you can,” Jolyon said. He […]
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The Weirdness of Planning for Extreme Old Age
My husband and I aren’t getting any younger. In fact, looking at us, you’d say we’re downright old. It’s taken me two years to accept that at 72, I’m no longer “middle-aged”: now I qualify […]
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Was Shakespeare a Stoner?
Of all the wild-eyed theories ever circulated about William Shakespeare, Bard of Avon, surely the most spectacular is that he smoked pot. Who’d have thunk it? Is it time to debunk it? Let us […]