Story is how we come to know ourselves. These books explore mythopoetic approaches to self-understanding, transformation, and cultural healing. Whether through ancient tales or personal myth-making, they honour imagination as a force for truth and inner awakening.
Michael Meade’s The Genius Myth reclaims the ancient view of genius as a soulful, guiding force within each of us. Drawing on myth, depth psychology, and storytelling, Meade invites readers to reframe struggle as initiation and reconnect with their unique gifts. A rich and poetic read for anyone seeking authenticity, purpose, and a deeper way of being in the world.
Michael Meade’s Awakening the Soul is a profound exploration of myth, spirit, and resilience in a troubled world. Blending ancient stories, poetic insights, and cultural wisdom, Meade invites readers to reconnect with the soul as a source of meaning and transformation. A compelling read for those seeking depth in uncertain times.
Zena Hitz’s Lost in Thought is an invitation to rediscover the joys of learning for its own sake. Challenging the modern emphasis on achievement and productivity, Hitz argues for a return to a more contemplative, inward-focused approach to intellectual life. This review explores her reflections on the transformative power of learning and the deep personal fulfilment it can bring.