Wild Kin
Jess NearyA Celtic guide through life's seasons
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 50 | Subscribers | Read | wildkinstudio.substack.com |
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The Magic & Madness of the March Hare
If you happen to be in rural Britain in March, you might see madness afoot in the fields. Native hares, usually hidden at the margins of daylight, burst into the open—chasing, twisting, and colliding, as if possessed. A female may even fend...
The Practicalities of Celtic Unions
Every February amidst the cards, chocolates, and overpriced prix fixe dinners, we are reminded how deeply our modern society is obsessed with love and marriage. Not just affection or desire for that special someone, oh no you’ve got to lock...
From Imbolc Goddess to Saint: How Brigid Keeps Her Eternal Flame
Step down into the cold stone sanctuary of the Kildare Cathedral on a frosty, January night, and you will find a fire temple. There, a saint’s flame has been guarded by her disciples for almost a month. But on this particular night, the fir...
A Wooly Rebellion
Despite frozen ground and leafless trees, life is stirring. Lambs have been growing in their mothers’ bellies for five long months through the depths of winter. Now in late January, as the sun begins its slow return, their lambs are ready t...
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