A New Woman
Kim WillisStories on womanhood from the edge of old myth and new imagining. First Book: No Fair Maidens – A Wild Journey With The Lost Goddesses Of Britain (Doubleday, Penguin Random House, June 2026)
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How not to launch a book
Dear friends
I’m currently in my London flat, feeling the permission to do very little. Maybe it’s August’s fault — a month I’ve long felt gets a bad rep as the ‘height of summer fun’, when really it’s harvest time. Roots, stillness, beddi...
Between two worlds
The Severn Bridge, between Wales and England
If I’ve seen you recently, I’ve probably talked to you, or rather, at you about Ursula K. Le Guin. This prolific sci-fi polymath, whose work spanned the 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s…who used storytelling...
If I were Andy Burnham
I know I’m committing the cardinal sin in comms right now: I’ve just released a book and I’m supposed to talk to you about that. I have this tiny window to talk to you about Lost Goddesses and female power and patriarchy in our midsts, and...
I wrote a love letter, wanna see?
Back in my last year of primary school, I had the hugest crush on this kid who I will pen-name as J. We sat next to each other underneath the giant blackboard at the front of the class, giggling our way through those critical lessons about...
Beyond The Deficit Era
This piece is written from my cultural strategist vantage point. Its both modern & mythical, and a little different to posts I usually write here. But as cultural strategy is my day-job, I hope you’ll appreciate this dive into the eras and...
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Wild feminist on the edge of old mythology and new imagining. Author of No Fair Maidens - A Wild Journey With The Lost Goddesses Of Britain (Doubleday, Penguin Random House, 2026)
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