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“Not only is myth, myth, not only is the opposition to myth, myth, but the recognition of the opposition to myth as myth is itself, myth.”

Book:The Myth of Disenchantment: Magic, Modernity, and the Birth of the Human Sciences

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“The Atlantean Road by Stewart Stafford A snake of stones beneath the waters Soldiers march past spectral daughters Phantom travellers To work or home Atlantean lives replay in foam The water drowned out extinct times Of joy and war Of love and crime The divers rapt by sound immemorial Echoes entombed Sweet voices choral The flame of Erasmus and barking sounds Of canine guards and strangers found The road roused from silent sleep To tell explorers how ancients weep © Stewart Stafford, 2023. All rights reserved.”

History Sea Tragedy Myth Mythology Ghost Ghosts Archaeology Atlantis Ghosts Of The Past

Author:Stewart Stafford

“You are so lovely, you make me lose all sense. So strong, I can hardly believe you’re real. You’re a feast and I am still hungry for more.”

Mythology

Book:Blood of Troy

Source: Blood of Troy

“Sometimes just getting through each day requires almost superhuman strength.”

Romance Fiction Life Lesson

Book:After You

Source: After You

“You,” she whispered, getting to her feet and extending the horn towards him. “You are the Green Man! Blow as thou wilt!”

Mythology Historical Fiction Legends Robin Hood

Book:Saplings of Sherwood

Source: Saplings of Sherwood

“Methinks some trouble may be worth stirring,” she remarked. “The company Our Lord kept was not altogether lauded either. Some shepherds are determined to find lost sheep, I suppose, even at the risk of smelling like them.”

Mythology Historical Fiction Legends Robin Hood

Book:Saplings of Sherwood

Source: Saplings of Sherwood

“My father fought against the infidels during the last crusade. It cost him his life. But even if one who had served among the Mohammadan rabble sought sanctuary at the chapel gates, I would give it to him. The laws of the Almighty stand above the laws of men.”

Mythology Historical Fiction Legends Robin Hood

Book:Saplings of Sherwood

Source: Saplings of Sherwood

“I play the affable fool at social gatherings and cut deals in back rooms with my fellow Normans. But I cannot trust them with my vulnerability. Only from you I hide nothing, for you are open about your feelings and your cause, even to those on the other side. Yes, you are a Saxon, but…I trust you more than my own people.”

Mythology Historical Fiction Legends Robin Hood

Book:Saplings of Sherwood

Source: Saplings of Sherwood

“God calls to all men through beauty,” he said. “Grace saves us, but is not grace beautiful? I think it must be full womanly, even, to draw men in, and to give us a second birth.”

Mythology Historical Fiction Legends Robin Hood

Book:Saplings of Sherwood

Source: Saplings of Sherwood

“I think our ancestors foresaw grace, the original kind that makes all things grow, and is ever giving birth to greater greenery, not just in the wood, but in the heart. It is ever making us something we once were, and something we have yet to become.”

Mythology Historical Fiction Legends Robin Hood

Book:Saplings of Sherwood

Source: Saplings of Sherwood

“Marian shook her head. “Nay, I would see a world that is more concerned with justice and mercy than with rank.”

Mythology Historical Fiction Legends Robin Hood

Book:Saplings of Sherwood

Source: Saplings of Sherwood

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