Terri Windling @terriwindling.bsky.socialさんのイラストまとめ

Today on Myth & Moor: songs of the sea from Vicky Gray, Maz O'Connor, Spell Songs, Rachel Walker, Salt House, Julie Fowlis, Éamon Doorley, Zoë Conway, and John McIntyre...with art from "The Seal Children" by @JackieMorrisArt. https://t.co/oNHA4Lzfow

Tilly's tests are back & she's going to be okay. She does have a new health problem (on top of a long-term condition), but with meds it can be managed. Today she was able to get up without help. Still shakey, shivery, & wants us close, but she will get better. We're so relieved.

For this week's #FairyTaleTuesday theme of horses, bears & wolves, here's a post on wolves in myth & fairy tales (with art by Susan Seddon Boulet, Lisbeth Zwerger, Tricia Cline & others): https://t.co/XlFiV1KBVL

Today on Myth & Moor, another reading recommendation: Rooted by @LyandaHaupt, a paean to the more-than-human world, and our intrinsic connection to it. Plus the mythic, deeply rooted art of @virginialeeart.
https://t.co/Ft6oGvORGx

...And a follow-up fairy tale recommendation for those who may have missed it until now: "Seven Miles of Steel Thistles: Reflections on Fairy Tales" by @KathLangrish. It's superb.
(Art by Edmund Dulac, Arthur Rackham, Kay Nielsen)

Today on Myth & Moor, recommended fairy tale re-tellings by @theodoragoss and @schanoes ...with a wee bit of fairy tale history, and art by Angela Barrett: https://t.co/sdhdNyelcU

Today on Myth & Moor: the folklore of nettles. With art from the Wild Swans fairy tale (in which nettles figure prominantly) by Nadezhda Illarionova, Eleanor V. Abbott and others. https://t.co/HtBhsmmgUB

In Part 4 of "Books on Books," from Lucy Mangan's "Bookworm: A Memoir of Childhood Reading": learning empathy from children's books. With owl art by Maurice Sendak, Petra Brown, and others. https://t.co/s5oZRSkxa5

In Part 2 of "Books on Books": Francis Spufford, Lev Grossman, and Lucy Mangan take us to Narnia...with the art of Pauline Baynes.
https://t.co/YbVIaHLw2h

Today on Myth & Moor: choreographer Twyla Tharp on understanding the "creative DNA" that makes us the artists that we are, with the dance paintings of Dame Laura Knight. https://t.co/ZUDX18mYgm