lying naked on a warm February night outside under a full moon, ripe for conception: then twenty year’s labor to bring your story forth …
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The Maeve Chronicles
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An interview with Elizabeth Cunningham, author of The Maeve Chronicles The recent release of Andrew Adamson’s blockbuster film, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion,…
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“A fairytale is an imaginary garden with real toads in it.” I don’t know the source of this quotation, but I take it as…
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I am not Irish. That is why I am writing this essay: to explain how someone who is not Irish can be captivated by…
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The Big Question: Did you have to make her a prostitute? Isn’t the traditional depiction of her as a prostitute just perpetuating a patriarchal…
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A paper by Elizabeth Cunningham, prepared for The New Seminary I was sent forth from the power,and I have come to those who reflect…
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The sun has moved far enough to the north that early light now finds the far end of the pond. In early Fall, I’d…
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The infamous Jezebel, a Phoenician princess who married King Ahab of Israel, lived more than 800 years before my time, so we never got…
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In the current political climate (perhaps another manifestation of global weirdness) when birth control has (astoundingly) become a subject of debate, we thought Maeve’s…
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Maeve Rhuad: The completion of The Maeve Chronicles has been quite an adjustment for both Eliz and me after working together and living in…