ARCHETYPAL ASSETS

ARCHETYPAL ASSETS

Innovation in Cultural Cosmology / by Debra DeLeo Moolenaar

  • The Lantern at Low Tide

    The Lantern at Low Tide

    “What’s needed,” she told me over tea this afternoon, “is a proper charm.”

    debramoolenaar

    March 14, 2026
    Cornwall, Folklore, Magic, Original Fiction
  • Why Friday the Thirteenth Belongs to the Sea

    Why Friday the Thirteenth Belongs to the Sea

    Sometimes the old stories turned out to be true.

    debramoolenaar

    March 13, 2026
    Cornwall, Folklore, Magic, Original Fiction
  • The Curious Affair of the Lemon Tree

    The Curious Affair of the Lemon Tree

    “It’s a supermarket,” she said calmly. “Magic is generally unnecessary when everything is already labelled.”

    debramoolenaar

    March 12, 2026
    Cornwall, Magic, Original Fiction
  • The Flower Faery at Trevellan Garden Shop

    The Flower Faery at Trevellan Garden Shop

    “Well,” she said slowly, “that’s inconvenient.”

    debramoolenaar

    March 10, 2026
    Cornwall, Magic, Original Fiction
  • The Day the Dream Knocked at the Door

    The Day the Dream Knocked at the Door

    “Dreams rarely announce themselves so clearly.”

    debramoolenaar

    March 8, 2026
    Cornwall, Magic, Original Fiction
  • A Small Light on a Grey Saturday

    A Small Light on a Grey Saturday

    “That’s because days like this aren’t meant to entertain us.”

    debramoolenaar

    March 7, 2026
    Cornwall, Magic, Original Fiction
  • Lucky Leprechaun

    Lucky Leprechaun

    “Well then, my little traveller,” she said softly, “let’s see what sort of luck you’ve brought with you.”

    debramoolenaar

    March 5, 2026
    Cornwall, Magic, Original Fiction
  • A Small Story Told Between Them

    A Small Story Told Between Them

    “And it meant only that she were standing at the edge of change.”

    debramoolenaar

    March 3, 2026
    coaching, Cornwall, Original Fiction, Psychology
  • The Stone in the Garden

    The Stone in the Garden

    “Greed rarely announces itself,” Lillian observed one evening, pouring a modest glass of wine. “It prefers to test the air.”

    debramoolenaar

    February 26, 2026
    Cornwall, Ethics, morality, Original Fiction
  • The Ledger and the Lantern

    The Ledger and the Lantern

    Sylvia turned. “And squaring Jupiter in Capricorn in the second. There’s the rub.”

    debramoolenaar

    February 24, 2026
    Astrology, Cornwall, Original Fiction
    Astrology
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