Previous Newsletters

KATHERINE NEVILLE’S Winter Solstice Newsletter December 20, 2016   The Green Renewal Winter Solstice marks the rebirth of the Sun: the moment when the light begins to return from the south and days grow longer. In northern climes

KATHERINE NEVILLE’SAutumn Equinox NewsletterSeptember 21, 2016 Autumn Equinox Equinox (the day each year when day and night are equal in length) is the time to sow and plant, to prepare for us to reap next Spring! Today is one of the

KATHERINE NEVILLE’SLammas NewsletterAugust 1, 2016 Lammas-Lughnassadh Today, August 1, is the Eighth and last station of the Celtic calendar. It is called in northern lands Lammas (‘Loaf-Mass,’ baking bread from the first

KATHERINE NEVILLE’SMidsummer Night NewsletterJune 20, 2016 Shakespeare’s 400th anniversary! I am just back from England & Belgium, finishing the last bits of research for my New Book! While in London, I was staying on Stratford Pl

Katherine on Pike’s Peak, Colorado 1980s KATHERINE NEVILLE’SCarpe Diem NewsletterMay 1, 2016 May Day Eve on the Mountaintop The eve of May Day is called in German “Walpurgisnacht” (the night they purge the woods), and in th

Literary award judge William Woodward, Katherine Neville, and author Mary Lynn Kotz KATHERINE NEVILLE’S“News”letter Flash: Art & LiteratureMarch 21, 2016 The Art & Literature Award Over these past five years, while

KATHERINE NEVILLE’SCandlemas NewsletterFebruary 2, 2016 Candlemas Today, February 2, is one of my favorites: the beginning of the New Year for many cultures around the world. For the Celts, who divided the year unto EIGHT seasons, all

KATHERINE NEVILLE’S“Moving On” NewsletterDecember 9, 2015 This photo of me was taken just after my return from Algiers (with a great tan and a weird illness!) I’ve put it here, because another great “moving event” has just