
MotherLore is a living archive of myth, ritual, and the inner truths of matrescence. It is a space for mothers craving language for the parts of motherhood we seldom speak aloud, and for anyone longing to understand their own mother more deeply.
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I want to lock my son and myself inside a protective, impenetrable bubble. I feel it whenever I do something risky. I hear a voice in my head that tells me that what I am doing is irresponsible. That it would be perfectly rea...
Trigger warning: infant mortality, postpartum anxiety and hypervigilance, child abuse
Motherhood makes us into readers of signs. We learn to interpret changes in our child’s cries, monitor fevers and strange rashes, and constantly searc...
The Welsh word hiraeth (heer-eye-th) describes a deep longing for a home, place, or a time that you can never return to.
Motherhood creates hundreds of such places. Whole countries of moments, lived once and left behind.
We might call i...
Stories have always been spoken aloud, around hearthfires, kitchen tables, and in gathering spaces. It’s one of the most important ways that we’ve made sense of our lives, passed down knowledge, and entertained one another. Women and mother...
There is a recurring pattern in many Celtic Myths: A woman goes looking for wisdom or some Otherworldly gift in a forbidden well. She crosses the boundary and...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Mother | Author | PhD researcher. Writing MotherLore—myth, folklore, matrescence, and the wisdom of the living world \ud83c\udf3f
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