Penny Wagers
James HartInstead of analyzing myths and folklore, I prefer to walk through 'em. Grab your walking stick and come along.
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The Water Nixie
I escaped from my own nixie just this week.
Made moves to, anyway. Gave notice that I would be leaving my well in a few weeks’ time and that neither flax nor bucket nor blunted axe will ever be touched again. I just don’t want to heft thos...
St. Ciarán and the Bell
St. Ciarán stained glass, St. Mary’s Ballinrobe.
The various Lives of Ciarán of Saighir share varying degrees of detail and information, but one thing I feel fairly certain about is that Ciarán’s bell was very small.
In his time, it would...
Lomna's Head
The rock and ruins of Cashel, County Tipperary, Ireland. Digital file from hand-colored print on card mount, circa 1860. Currently held by Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C. 20540.
(This story may seem tr...
Perceval on Turtle Island
Photograph © James Hart
He galloped toward the forest’s bound
and rode in on a path he found,
where there were hoofprints, freshly made
by horses passing through the glade.
“This is the way the people took,
the ones for whom I ca...
Saint Winifred's Beheading
Stained glass depiction of Saint Winifred at Saint Winifred’s Well, Holywell, north Wales.
“Where’s your head at?”
This is something my father asked me all throughout my childhood. Almost always when my head was somewhere it shouldn’t be....
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