Endicott

[ellenkushner]

The new Endicott Studio for Mythic Arts blog is so hot I can hardly stand it!! Links to William Morris exhibits, the Andrew Lang fairy books, Charles Vess in the Highlands, an exhibit called "Beauty and the Beast: An Aesthetic Debate" curated by Peter Dickinson, Helen Pilinovsky's review of The Privilege of the Sword -- and that's just in the past week! Worship them! Send them your money (and get cool art or t-shirts)!!! They are rapidly becoming the boingboing of the mythic scene.

In case you're someone who never reads Comments: suzanna_o points out: There's a livejournal feed endicottstudio too.

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[suzanna-o.livejournal.com]

There's a livejournal feed endicottstudio too.

Thanks from the Endicott Studio

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks, Ellen, for your kind words about our new blog -- and for encouraging people to make donations. We have no steady source of funding for our Mythic Arts blog and quarterly journal (where is a MacArthur grant when you need it???), and depend entirely on reader donations to keep both of them online. Every penny helps! So thanks!

The new issue of the Journal of Mythic Arts will be online very soon, by the way. It's a big, double issue (Summer-Autumn 2006), devoted to fairies and other native spirits around the world, with contributions from Carolyn Dunn, Heinz Insu Fenkl, Jane Yolen, Neil Gaiman, Dora Goss, Kevin Brockmeier, Eilis Ni Dhuibhne, Margarita Engle, and even my hero, the poet Gary Snyder, among other good folks. Watch for it.

-- Terri Windling

[ninstorage.livejournal.com]

Oooh, eye and brain candy all rolled into one. Thanks for the link, I'll add the blog to my main journal's list of links.

Endicott

[(Anonymous)]

The blog is incredible, and the wealth of info on the Endicott Studio site is beyond fantastic. The essays on healing journeys through fairy tales and myth changed my life. What a blessing it was to discover others sharing stories about the powerful role fairy tales played in their own survival. I DO worship the Endicott Studio, and I can't wait to surprise my sister with Terri Windling's gorgeous prints as soon as I get a donation out to the ES.

Here we are, two sisters (50 and 55) finally sharing the truth with each other. It can be heartbreaking, but it's setting us free.

All my best,
Meg Fox

Re: Thanks from the Endicott Studio

[ellen-kushner.livejournal.com]

Awesome and awe-inspiring.

(And where *is* that MacArthur grant...??!)

[ellen-kushner.livejournal.com]

Enjoy! It's always nice to hear from you.

Re: Endicott

[ellen-kushner.livejournal.com]

All our best back to you! Thank you for the wonderful work you do at
http://www.forthesakeof.com/index.html

[taraljc.livejournal.com]

This is a totally random drive-by comment, but as I was going through papers in my office this week-end, I found sides from the Forever Knight ep "Queen of Harps" which I hadn't seen in about 10 years and had completely and totally forgot until I sat down to flip through them that the murder victim in that ep was "Ellen Kushner".

omg you're immortalised in fiction!

[ninstorage.livejournal.com]

:)

Re: Endicott

[(Anonymous)]

I'm so touched by your kind words.
Many, many thanks!

Meg F.