An on-going series of posts on myth, folklore, and the wild world:

1. The Language of the Earth
2. The Gift of Wonder
3. Tales of the Forest
4. A Woodland Interlude: The Dog's Tale
5. Wild Folklore: The Green Man & More
6. Wild Community
7. The Dark Forest
8. Wild Sanctuary
9. Wild Men & Women
10. Wild Children
11. Wild Neighbors: The Folklore of Animals
12. Water, Wild & Sacred
13. Once Upon a Time: Re-Imagining Fairy Tales
14. Art from the Fairy Tale Forest
15. Living Wild
16. By the Light of the Moon & Stars
17. The Wisdom of Mountains
18. Following the Deer: Part I
19. Following the Deer: Part II
20. Following the Deer: Part III
21. Following the Deer: Part IV
22. Following the Deer: L'Envoi
23. In the Forest of Stories: Part I
24. In the Forest of Stories: Part II
25. In the Forest of Stories: Part III
26. The Deepwood: Part I
27. The Deepwood: Part II
28. Up in the Trees
29. Beneath the Trees
30. Spinning Straw Into Gold
31. Swan's Wing
32. Swan Maidens & Crane Wives
33. Fairy Tales: As Necessary as Breathing & Sleeping
34. Sleeping Beauty I: Enchanted Sleep
35. Sleeping Beauty II: Fairy Blessings
36. Sleeping Beauty III: The Thirteenth Fairy
37. When Stories Take Flight: The Folkore of Birds
38. For Our Feline Friends: The Folklore of Cats
39. Halloween & Samhain: At the Death of the Year
40. The Folklore of Food
41. The Folklore of Goats
42. The Folklore of Sheep
43. The Folklore of Rabbits and Hares
44. The Speech of Animals
45. Elemental Magic
46. The Enchanted Harp
47. The Child Ballads: Part I.
48. The Child Ballads: Part II
49. Wanderers & Wilderness
50. Old Stones, Old Gods, & Silence
51. Devon Folklore: Tales of a Half-Tamed Land
52. Twilight Tales
53. The Wild Hunt
54. Following the Hare
55. Troll Maidens & the Magic of Bridges

To scroll through all the "Into the Woods" posts
to date, from newest to oldest, go here.

The painting above is "Brother and Sister" by Marianne Stokes (1855-1927). The drawings in the right-hand column are by H.J. Ford (1860-1941) and Eleanor Vere Boyle (1825-1916).