January, 2015 …. El Bolson, Argentina        As I write this editorial on a hot afternoon in the Andean town of El Bolson, Argentina, I am sitting in the glorious garden of Café Flores. I have before me a pot of cold tea and a cup of ice: Andean “iced tea”. The barista […]

The Seven Enchanted Buffalo Sisters My Dear Sisters in Coreopsis, this is the Legend of You. As I was searching for your Legend I stepped into a sacred, miraculous cave; your soul-world. My eyes were pacing on the wall, then they harbored on a drawing of a figure of a man, maybe a shaman, dreaming. […]

The Brothers of this Legend are … Lezlie A. Kinyon, Ph.D., Editor Dr. Donnell Miller:  Advisory Board Member On New Years Eve Dr. Donnell Miller passed into the next world at 1:16 P.M. at Redlands Community Hospital in Redlands, California surrounded by his family. We have lost one of our Elders this Holiday Season, so […]

The people who make this journal possible are:  Editorial staff David Bragi: Copywriter Copywriter, Video Producer and all-around media dilettante URL: https://d2creatives.com/l Iria Vasquez-Paez: Copy Editor Proof-reading, copy editor…all around great human being. Like the Goddess she was named for, Iria is grace incarnate. Éilis Niamh – Proofreader, Editorial Staff Poet, philosopher, and song-writer. She is a […]

Let’s help make Sharon Knight & Winter’s amazing Portals project a reality by Thea Kinyon-Boodhoo Imagine, if you will: An otherworldly carnival, traveling in and out of mystery, magic, the unexplained. You feel the hair rise on the back of your neck as a motley band of skillful (and possibly dangerous) musicians brandish their bows, […]

Dr. Donnell Miller by Eric J. Lindblom PhD I first met Don Miller at Patton State Hospital where he was working with a group of very difficult patients. He did well. It seems no matter where he was, he did well. In this case it was in the use of Psychodrama, his forte. Actually Psychodrama was […]

by Tatyanna Wilkinson  On July 16, 2014 Blues legend Johnny Winter passed away at 70. I still remember the first time, as an adult, that I heard Johnny’s guitar riffs. I mean REALLY heard them. A good friend, who has turned me on to endless artists and tracks that came out when I was a kid or […]

Learning from Ancestral Cosmologists by Feng Qu Abstract   Through his experience in an archaeological site in the wild, the author began to question the theoretical dualism of inside body and outside world. During his Ph.D research, the author drew away from the traditional dichotomy and built his hypothesis based on animism ontology theory. Relying […]

Ritual, Masks and Community By Lauren Raine ABSTRACT: “The Masks of the Goddess” was a 10-year project that involved many communities and performances, specifically devoted to women’s spirituality, utilizing a collection of masks created by artist Lauren Raine (Raine, 1998 – 2008). This article discusses the relevance of archetypes of the Goddess to contemporary women, […]

Environmental Directions in Contemporary British Drama   Zümre Gizem Yılmaz   Hacettepe University   Abstract:   Throughout history, there has been a tendency to locate the source of “irrational fear” felt for the natural environments, especially after natural catastrophes have destroyed human habitats. Although human beings have always found ways to control the natural world, […]

Artist Profile CJMT: Where can your work be seen? My work is found featured at Poetry and Prose Readings and by invitation. I also post on my Facebook status. Soon, I will be offering a blog at my website, magickalcauldron.org   CJMT: What do you want the world to know about your work? I starting to […]

Profiled Artist CJMT: What is the link to your site? Where can we see your work? www.laurenraine.com as well as my blogs, threadsofspiderwoman.blogspot.com and laurenraine.blogspot.com CJMT: What do you want the world to know about your work? I guess I would feel that I’ve succeeded if in some small way my work helps in the […]

 The Night of the Pomegranate     Art: “Pomegranate Night” by Rose Spinne Read Marylyn Motherbear: Inspired Poetry Artist Profile NEXT POEM>>> This poem is the intellectual property of the author, Marylyn Motherbear Scott. It may shared with credit given to the author. It may not be published without written permission of the author. <[email protected]  Marylyn Motherbear […]

“What?” is by Tom Bruce from his CD, “Free for All”. Available – absolutly for free. Words and music by Tom Bruce Vocals: Tom Bruce and Stacy Dulan Copyright (c) T. Bruce, 2013. All rights reserved. This mp3 is a special feature provided to our readers. Download it for free on Tom Bruce’s website.   […]

Progression and Maturity   Review By Steve Blomerth   Released July 16, 2014 http://www.yesworld.com/ Format: CD HEAVEN AND EARTH is also available in Europe on 180g 12″ Vinyl. Limited Edition Gatefold Blue Vinyl – Amazon Germany. Limited Edition Gatefold Black Vinyl – Amazon Germany. Heaven and Earth is the 21st studio album for Yes and […]

Review:  Penumbra by Peppino D’Agostino   by Roman Guzman   Peppino D’Agostino Website Release date: August 2014 Format: CD Download from iTunes Download from Amazon.com Promotional Video of title track at Yoshi’s, Oakland, CA on April 10, 2014:     If you’re not already familiar with guitarist Peppino D’Agostino then allow me to introduce you […]

A Year of Music   by Lezlie Kinyon, Ph.D.  ed.   This has been a year and some of live music for me. It began in cruise to Alaska and back where I heard some dreadful on-board tunes, but was remedied when home again to see Robert Plant and the Sensational Space Shifters at the […]

Review   By: Bob Bonomi By: Ellis Holden (KINNY) Kinyon (AUTHOR), Thea A Kinyon Boodhoo (EDITOR) Publisher: Kinyon (JANUARY 3, 2014) ISBN-10: 0615943543 ISBN-13: 978-0615943541   With all of the books written and movies filmed about World War II, especially the war in the Pacific theater against the Japanese, it has become increasingly difficult to […]

The Wildcraft Drones By Thea Kinyon Boodhoo Note from the Author: Forests are the most productive ecosystems on land. They create their own fertilizer, keep streams healthy, draw rain inland instead of using up reservoirs, handle pests by providing habitat for predators, and move carbon from air to earth, instead of the other way around. […]

Submission guidelines What do we want to see submitted?  Paper Queries and Submissions should be fully prepared and sent to “submissions” coreopsisjournalofmyththeatre_at_gmail(dot)com as an msword.doc attachment. Please review the “submission guidelines” before submitting.   Note to Artists: please send query. Advertising copy, informational requests, letters to the ed., to become a peer reviewer or to […]

For send or receive review copy, please send a query to [email protected]. Please check the submission guidelines for how to submit a review to be published in this journal. Music Letting Go Celia Farran released February 2015 (Editor’s choice: available for review) Free Track From Celia’s Brand New Album ‘Letting Go’: “Got Champagne? It’s OFFICIAL! My […]

Winter 2014/Spring 2015 Art credit: Rose Spinne Books Opening New Dimensions (Volume 1) by Iria E. Vasquez-Paez http://coreopsis.org/our-intrepid-staff/ Linda Marie Smith (Editor), Janet Renzetti(Illustrator) Purchase Here Web-‘Zines and Periodicals the grail, Celebrating the Literature of Multicultural Diversity David Arv Bragi, editor http://coreopsis.org/our-intrepid-staff/ http://grailmedia.com/ Classes and Seminars  Nothing Submitted Papers & Conference Presentations Nothing Submitted Music […]

Hail and Farewell… Where we remember those who have recently passed into the next world after having made this one a better place. Margot Adler April 16, 1946 – July 28, 2014 National Public Radio correspondent, award winning journalist, and author of the seminal work, Drawing Down the Moon: Witches, Druids, Goddess-Worshippers and Other Pagans […]