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Coreopsis: a Journal of Myth & Theatre A Journal where Ritual, Sacred and Folk Performance Arts and Scholarship meet. Peer reviewed. 2X yea Why Coreopsis? Garden kinds are sometimes called calliopsis.
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"Coreopsis"
"Kore-Opsis??"
"Maiden-Looking???????"
- William Albert Baldwin
(used by permission, all rights reserved)

A Journal where Ritual, Sacred and Folk Performance Arts and Scholarship meet. Like a bright little wildflower, folk, myth, and ritual theatre grows where it can, blooms brightly and seeds itself for future generations. There is an alliterative reference to Kore, the Maiden of th

e Eleusinian Mysteries in simply saying the name of this wildflower. By doing so, one may evoke the image of the Court of Beautiful Dances, a place where ritual theatre flourished for many thousand years. Like wildflowers, folk theatre flourishes in unexpected places: street corners, alleyways, open fields and along roadsides. Coreopsis: Journal of Myth & Theatre is published semi-annually by the Society for Ritual Arts. http://societyforritualarts.com/coreopsis/

Coreopsis is a multi-disciplinary never-for-profit independently published peer-reviewed journal. Our volunteer staff are dedicated to the philosophy that there is a place where art and scholarship meet. Artists (of all disciplines) and authors keep full control over their work and all copyrights and re-print rights revert to the author upon publication. Coreopsis is a Journal where the Art and Scholarship of Ritual, Sacred and Folk Performance meet. It is my hope that this journal will like wise flourish and become part of the whole that keep the traditions alive and flourishing. kōrēŏpˈsĭs, or tickseed, names for species of Coreopsis, a chiefly North American genus of the family Asteraceae (aster family). They are easily cultivated annuals or perennials with daisy like heads of flowers in various colors—commonly yellow or variegated. Coreopsis is classified in the division Magnoliophyta, class Magnoliopsida, order Asterales, family Asteraceae. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition Copyright© 2004,Columbia University Press. Licensed from Lernout & Hauspie Speech Products N.V. Submission guidelines: http://coreopsis.org/submission-guidelines/
Contact the Journal:
Editor: Lezlie A. Kinyon, Ph.D. coreopsisjournalofmyththeatre_at_gmail(dot)com
Web Design: Egeria Consulting http://www.egeriaconsulting.net/
Staff Page: http://coreopsis.org/our-intrepid-staff/
READER'S FORUM: https://www.linkedin.com/groups?home=&gid=5136791

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20/06/2024

Happy Solstice day! 1:50pm PDT

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23/04/2024

Wishing everyone who celebrates a lovely Passover.

Some gorgeous recipes for Beltane here, courtesy of the Pagan Grimoire.
18/04/2024

Some gorgeous recipes for Beltane here, courtesy of the Pagan Grimoire.

From bannock and caudle to mint ice cream, this list has it all.

Read about our history and philosophy here:
14/04/2024

Read about our history and philosophy here:

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11/04/2024

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11/04/2024

We are sad to inform everyone that our web designer, Kristen Skold, has been very ill this past month and has been unable to complete the updates on the Coreopsis: a Journal of Myth & Theatre website. We apologize to all the contributors, supporters and fans of our journals who have had difficulty accessing the site. We hope to soon announce that Kristen has recovered her full health and the landing pages will be live. Thank you for your patience and continued support.

11/04/2024

As everyone is posting eclipse reflections, here is mine... 2017, a lake in the mountains in Oregon: I can't...I don't have the words. It's like the ancient mysteries of Eleusis, the partial (even 99% is a partial) or an annular eclipse is the outer mystery, you can describe it, discuss it, marvel at the beauty of it, contemplate and learn about the science that makes an eclipse possible, there are *words*. Totality is the greater: there are no words. I would compose a symphony if I could, but it will not give you the experience. If I close my eyes, I can still see the corona, the deep colors of the sky, the quiet that descended all around, the stars that became visible, the "diamond ring" as the sun re-emerged ... but I can't tell you what that experience was. I literally have no words. I will never forget it and, afterwards, I am changed.

09/04/2024

Folks. Google image search. It's a great tool. Unaccredited art isn't respectful and, when it comes to eclipse or other photos of an event, it will make a difference in what you post. The difference between something old or created (for whatever reason) and an actual photo.

Spring 2024 A seasonal meditation by Lauren Raine.
21/03/2024

Spring 2024 A seasonal meditation by Lauren Raine.

Equinox ​on Spirit Mountain

20/03/2024

Musical friends! Note from the Roses & Wildflowers Magazine of Mythopeoia & Fabulism editors... We need 2 people to be "first listeners" for audio submissions. This is a really fun job. Stories and music. Help decide what goes into each issue. Post here if you are interested. Or drop me a message

A discussion of the Heroine's Journey by Valerie Estelle Frankel
17/03/2024

A discussion of the Heroine's Journey by Valerie Estelle Frankel

Nettles, Care, and Stillness

With today being the Feast of St Patrick, here are three mouthwatering recipes for Irish soda bread to help you celebrat...
17/03/2024

With today being the Feast of St Patrick, here are three mouthwatering recipes for Irish soda bread to help you celebrate. I can personally recommend the second, and will certainly be trying the third.

Fancy some baking this weekend?

15/03/2024

Join our Discord and the conversation here:

Check out the Society for Ritual Arts Publishing community on Discord - hang out with 29 other members and enjoy free voice and text chat.

Interview with  Domenic, The Artistic Mystic2024 Artist in Residence"My very first influences were children’s illustrato...
15/03/2024

Interview with Domenic, The Artistic Mystic
2024 Artist in Residence
"My very first influences were children’s illustrators of the Golden Age of illustration such as Howard Pyle, N.C. Wyeth, Arthur Rackham, Jessie Colman Smith and others of that period, and that has never really left me. As I got older, I discovered that I loved looking at illuminated manuscripts and I was very taken with altar pieces that could open and close, and/or had multiple panels. I’m also a writer, so I think narrative in some form has never been very far away from my artwork. Later on, I discovered the Pre-Raphaelites, the Surrealists, the Symbolists, and the Decadents. All of those artists of course take a lot of inspiration from mythology, folklore, and other narrative sources, so it’s no surprise I would be taken with them."

Artist’s Profile

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15/03/2024

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COPYRIGHT The name Coreopsis: A Journal of Myth and Theatre, the format, and the website are the sole property of Lezlie A. Kinyon, Ph.D., Founding Editor, Society for Ritual Arts, President Emerita. A twice-yearly (Spring and Autumn) publication of The Society for Ritual Arts and are copyrighted un...

Submissions are open, now! This issue will explore how these women writers blazed unique trails and shaped modern specul...
14/03/2024

Submissions are open, now!
This issue will explore how these women writers blazed unique trails and shaped modern speculative fiction, from telepathic dragons to robots to space travel to post-apocalyptic landscapes.

The work of Ursula LeGuin and Octavia Butler in particular has influenced writers across literary and genre fiction through the many important themes explored in their novels and short fiction. From their early works published in the 1970s to her final works in the 2000s the publishing community saw significant improvement in the inclusion of minority and women’s voices in speculative and genre fiction. The ideas these writers explored, gender, race, Kropotkinist anarchism, non-human intelligence, closed systems, revolution, and entrainment, and the diversity of characters shocked editors and critics while effectively uplifting and encouraging marginalized voices. The unending support of regional ecosystems through novels and short fiction influenced a generation.

Call: Coreopsis Autumn 2024

We are happy to  present Spring 2024.From your Editor:Welcome to a New Era!By Lezlie A. Kinyon, Ph.D.PapersSuzy Engelman...
14/03/2024

We are happy to present Spring 2024.

From your Editor:
Welcome to a New Era!
By Lezlie A. Kinyon, Ph.D.

Papers
Suzy Engelman, Ph.D
Family Enmeshment and Bullying: CJ the Therapy Dog to the rescue

Lauren Raine, MFA
Equinox on Spirit Mountain

Valerie Frankl, Ph.D.
Nettles, Care, and Stillness: The Heroine’s Journey of Juliet Marillier’s Sevenwaters

Words of Wisdom
The Artistic Mystic: Interview with Helena Domenic, Artist in Residence for 2024

Gallery
The Art of Helena Domenic

Book Review
On Trusting Science: Review of Arrowsmith by Sinclair Lewis
By Katherine Kerestman

Announcements
New Releases: Music
New Releases: Books
Conferences & Festivals

Final Word
“In the Wild”
L. Ann Kinyon

Home

10/03/2024

FB's AI does not like Inna Vjuzhanina ART cover art for Autumn 2023: "Dark Fae Mermaid". The link is gone from all of the journal's public pages as well. If you want to read Autumn 2023 "Dark Fae", I'll give you the link. I assume you are now extremely curious about that issue and the cover art. (Thanks for the free advertising, FB) It's lovely and quite stunning. And the issue is a really good one!
Spring 2024, Vol. 12 Number 1 will be published within the next day or so.

2nd Annual Quill, Pen, & Brush Retreat, November 10-15, 2024. For Artists, Poets, Story Makers, and Songwriters in Mytho...
04/03/2024

2nd Annual Quill, Pen, & Brush Retreat, November 10-15, 2024. For Artists, Poets, Story Makers, and Songwriters in Mythopoeia and Fabulism

Yachats, Oregon, November 10-15, 2023
To be held at the Historic Drift Inn

Hosted by the editors of Roses & Wildflowers Magazine : Home for mythopoeic fiction, art and poetry.

Join us for magical creativity and community on the beautiful Oregon Coast in the seaside village of Yachats (pronounced Ya-hots - “when you’re hots ya hots”).

Our costs have gone up so we will, unfortunately, be forced to raise the registration fee, but you can Register for the 2024 Retreat with 2023 pricing until mid-spring.

Join us for magical creativity and community on the beautiful Oregon Coast in the seaside village of Yachats (pronounced Ya-hots - “when you’re hots ya hots”).

The spring issue will be published in a few days. Profiled artist, Helena Domenic's visionary art will grace the cover.
04/03/2024

The spring issue will be published in a few days. Profiled artist, Helena Domenic's visionary art will grace the cover.

Our new venture at the Society for Ritual Arts  ! The first issue features the artistry and music of Nymphya/Valentina O...
01/03/2024

Our new venture at the Society for Ritual Arts !
The first issue features the artistry and music of Nymphya/Valentina Osinski
Listen to the music, read the stories and breathe in the art.

Magazine of Mythopoeia and Fabulism
Spring 2024 Number One Volume One
ISSN 2333-0627
Into the Wild
“Live in the sunshine, swim the sea, drink the wild air.”
~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
Welcome to our First Issue!

Roses & Wildflowers

24/02/2024

Spring 2024 will launch March 10!

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