Welcome To The Cauldron
A place to explore the landscape, myth, magic and legend through story.
Hello And Welcome To The Cauldron!
I’ve had lots of new subscribers over the past few months and it’s wonderful to have you all here, so I thought I’d re-introduce myself and remind you all of what you can find here when you stir the cauldron of myth, legend and landscape.
As many of you will know I am an author, consultant, reenactor and professional storyteller. I am lucky enough to live within the beautiful South Downs. My specialism is landscape, heritage and nature interpretation and I have worked with heritage sites, museums, schools, outdoor educators, community groups, councils and libraries to bring history and nature to life through story, creating a sense of place and custodianship. My passion is connecting people with nature, history and the landscape that surrounds them, through storytelling in all its forms. You can find out a little more about my work via my website here and you can find more about my events here.
Cerrdiwen’s Cauldron is a chance for me to share my work with you and in turn, you are supporting my work with story, heritage and folklore, and I thank you from the bottom of my storyteller’s heart. Stories sing to our bones, they live in our DNA and the work that I am doing helps us to reconnect with those ancient voices and rewild ourselves through story.
Here’s what to expect in your inbox from the cauldron:
As A Free Subscriber:
Newsletter - A monthly newsletter that pauses for the cycles of life, stories, folklore, plantlore, podcast and book recommendations.
Book Reviews - An archive of book reviews
As A Paid Subscriber:
Access to an archive of over 100 posts - browse an archive of posts only for paid subscribers. Posts included audio books and stories, seasonal living celebration sheets, vlogs, kitchen witching, notes from the downs, podcast extras, mindful moment audios and more.
Before you peruse the archives, why not grab a cuppa and watch the story of Cerridwen’s Cauldron, the story that started this Substack and one of my favourite stories to tell:
Upgrade by clicking on your avatar and clicking, ‘Manage Subscription’, to become a monthly paid subscriber for just £5. That’s less than the price of a London pint.
