Regina Dentata
Melinda ReidingerRegina Dentata used to be published under the name In the Groves of Symbols (same blog, new name). My essays explore mythic pathways and connections between stories, art, ritual, language, the living land, and extraordinary experiences.
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The old name of my Substack blog, In the Groves of Symbols, came from a line in Charles Baudelaire’s poem “Correspondences.” It is the title of a chapter of in my book The White Deer: Ecospirituality and the Mythic.
Josef Váchal's Pandemonium, Part II
Odcházející krása Šumavy [Departing beauty of the Šumava] Source. This elegiac woodcut with its radiant figures of a piece with the land and the light shows how Váchal felt about human interventions in his beloved South Bohemian mountains.
Josef Váchal's Pandemonium, Part I
Odcházející krása Šumavy [The Departing Beauty of the Šumava] from Šumava, Dying and Romantic (1931). Source.
Freax and Faux-na
Cryptozoology is not high on the list of things Julius Caesar is known for, but he made two noteworthy contribution to this field.
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I'm an American writer living in Central Bohemia, Czechia. All of my work focuses on people's relationships with the land and on communities that seek a degree of separation from oppressive civilizational structures.
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