Hyacinths always bloom in my garden just after the first daffodils and before the bluebells come out. I took this photo yesterday and was re...

Daffodils are blooming in my garden again. They're a bit earlier than last year, but I'm pleased to see their bright yellow buds. An...

Pantheon: The Greeks is part of a series published by Moon Books exploring different religious traditions and beliefs in the ancient world...

The chair pictured here is a wooden copy of the stone "throne" discovered by archaeologist Sir Arthur Evans at Knossos in 1900. It...

"The Labyrinth in Greek myth was a maze designed for King Minos to house the monstrous Minotaur," is the introduction on the first...

The sight of daffodils blooming in my garden always cheers me up. That's something I wrote more about yesterday at the Moon Books Blog ....

Pagan tutor Kenneth Rees is running a course on Underworld Journeys: Myth, Psyche and Initiation, in central London in January 2020. H...

After visiting the Troy exhibition at the British Museum on Friday I went to hear historian and broadcaster Bettany Hughes give a talk abou...

Tutor Kenneth Rees is running a two-Saturday course on Personal Mythologies for Today in central London this autumn. Here is the informa...

London's hidden Goddesses can still be found if you look for the signs. Take the photo above - it shows a modern work of art called F...

Goldsmiths University is running an evening course over 10 weeks starting on 15 January, called Myth, Ritual and Magic: Introducing the An...

Here are the details of an online course in Finnish mythology and folklore, which starts this summer. The Heart of Mielikki, an eight-week o...

Morgan Daimler is a pagan author I have complete respect for. She balances meticulous research with an extensive knowledge of modern practic...

A two-day Saturday course called Joseph Campbell: Master of Myth is taking place at the Mary Ward Centre, in London, starting on Saturday 25...

Back when I was young, people were scornful about the idea that Tintagel had any connection with King Arthur except in fiction. We were...

Goldsmiths University is running an evening course starting on 17 January, 2017, called Myth, Ritual and Magic: Introducing the Anthropology...

Tutor Ken Rees is running a two-day Saturday course called Creating Personal Mythology starting at the end of November. The classes will ru...

I've just received a preview copy of a new book by John Matthews with Caroline Wise called The Secret Lore of London. It includes a fore...

This huge statue of the Greek hero Perseus , who slew the Gorgon Medusa, looks over south east London from the walls of Eltham Palace, in...

"Easter Traditions – Wacky, Wild And Weird" - story at cheapflights: http://www.cheapflights.co.uk/news/easter-traditions-wacky-w...