Ultimately, whether he intended the Silmarillion to function as a national epic for England, Britain, the Anglosphere, or the entire world does not really matter all that much. What matters is that he succeeded.
Arts & Culture
Review: The Little Red Wolf
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The Little Red Wolf is a story that reminds me of this: that stories change, that people change, and while we need to respect and keep our traditions and culture alive, it doesn’t mean they can be an excuse for harm or put others in danger.
Book Reviews
Scott Cunningham of the Rainbow Dead
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Storm Faerywolf honors the memory of Scott Cunningham and discusses the new biography, “Scott Cunningham – The Path Taken”, by Christine Cunningham Ashworth from Weiser Books.
Arts & Culture
Review: Just Kitchen
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Sprocket Wagner reviews “The Just Kitchen: Invitations to Sustainability, Cooking, Connection, and Celebration” by Derrick Watson and Anna Woofenden, a cookbook that combines recipes with thoughts on faith and justice.
Arts & Culture
Review: Vampires, Queerness, and Shadow Work in “Tarot of the Vampires”
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Storm Faerywolf reviews “The Tarot of the Vampires,” by Charles Harrington and Craig Maher, an oracle deck sure to appeal to anyone who loves the creatures of the night.
Book Reviews
A Museum’s Worker Take on Repatriations
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Lyonel Perabo reviews “The Museum of Other People” by Adam Kuper and uses his experiences as a museum guide to consider the problems of repatriating artifacts and artworks.