Table of Contents
Inside This Issue
Meals on Wheels and The Dismantling of America
Politicians may forget the needs of elderly mothers. But this author never will.
Conferences, Festival and Gatherings, Awards, Paper Calls
Of interest to our readers & the First Annual Society for Ritual Arts Gathering.
Interview/Review: Big Big Train’s Greg Spawton
Diving deep into the musicality of a unique sound.
Staff Projects and News
Find out what what we’ve been up to when you weren’t looking.
Remembering Those Who Have Passed
Tribute to the Survivors and the those lost in Irma, Harvey, Maria, and the Earthquakes in Mexico.
My Own Kind of Wonderland: An Interview with Hasse Fröberg
A founding member of the Swedish band Flower Kings discusses his career in the new wave of Progressive Rock.
Grimspound by Big Big Train
Combined with the strongest composing to-date, these varied musical strengths make Grimspound the most musical and compelling of Big Big Train’s albums.
Tribute by Jamie Glaser
A musical offering by Jamie Glaser.
Music Review: No Place Like Home – The Concert by HFMC – DVD Live
A raw, live Progressive Rock concert album that surpasses the original studio recordings.
Moving Into Sacred Realms
Ritual is produced by all peoples still in touch with the capacity to express themselves in metaphor.
Valerianna Claff
The evocative art of Valerianna Claff graces this issue's cover.
The Archetypal Presence of Time
From visionary films to the tragic bombing of UNESCO sites, humanity’s impulse toward creativity and destruction is driven by how we perceive the past, present and future.
Telling The World in a Time of Drought: Artists as Myth Makers
What does it take to find a meaningful identity in a society that marginalizes artists? Try a trip into the halls of Hades.
The World at Totality: A Season of Anger, Devastation, and Mourning
In a season of devastating wildfires, ritual becomes a tool for healing.
The Sign of Jonah: Initiatory Symbolism
How the belly of the whale, the Harrowing of Hell, the adventures of Pinocchio and other stories lead the listener through death and rebirth.
The Visionary Art of JoJo Razor
I just woke up one day and I was in it. Hell…the underworld…
Opportunities and How to Support Coreopsis Journal
Announcements: News, Networking, and Join us!
Jamie Laval, Shades of Green
The delicate and nuanced hands of a classically-trained violinist interpret the collective soul of Celtic folk music.
Book Review: Diana Paxson, Odin
Taking a closer look at the Norse god who sacrificed his own eye to attain wisdom.
Music | New Releases
Take a musical journey from the Scottish Highlands to Norwegian Progressive Rock — with even more delights along the way.
Final Word
There are many ways to haunt the world.
Books: New Releases
From Moontime to Isadora Duncan. Books to intrigue the discerning reader.
The Second Brightest Star by Big Big Train
To see the second brightest star depends on where we are.
Now We Must Fight for the Children
Native Americans made decisions for the benefit of the next seven generations; it’s time we did, too.
Coreopsis Call For Papers | Spring & Autumn 2018 Issues
For the next several issues of Coreopsis, we will publish the rituals of resistance. Any and all Traditions and all positive actions are welcomed.
Physio-Psycho-Alchemy: The Art of Rafael Montanez Ortiz
Release your destructive energies in art. Find your artistic visions in dream. Dream of being interconnected with everything.
Hasse Fröberg: Live Concert video Chasing A Dream
With many thanks to the musicians who appear in this issue for sharing their work.