...bring your own goddess...
....to the writing project....
goddesses in cyberspace..
Dear Reader/Viewer, This is a collaborative writing project about goddesses (oh, and gods too). May you be inspired, entertained, amused, enlightened. Why not try out...?
- Featured goddesses - current favourites from all the contributions I've received
- A-to-Z - a guide to all the goddesses so far
- Hyperia - a soap opera set in a divine suburb of hyperspace,
- links - to all manner of other interesting writing and goddessy places
Dear Writer/creator, I'm looking for writing, ideas, illustrations and clip art about goddesses to add to these Web pages. Offer a new page or improve an existing one. Funny, serious, or seriously comic writing. Prose, script, drama or poetry. Non-fiction, fiction or somewhere between the two. Illustrated or bare.
The goddesses (who can be gods) can be newly-minted, or as old as the hills, as long as they represent something, some modern 'force' or phenomenon that calls them into existence, or calls them back into life.
No, I'm sorry, there's no money in it, just publicity and acknowledgement. Take a look at what's already here. Then send me something - as soon as you like!
WILL SAYS....
Gods and goddesses,
All the whole synod of them! - What's thy passion?
(Antony and Cleopatra, III 10)
A-to-Z | Featured goddesses | Hyperia: a soap opera | Feedback & contributions
This is part of the writing project goddesses in cyberspace, developed by Alan McDonald at ArtiMedia, Batley, UK. Thanks to Charin Singh for all his help, and to Yorkshire and Humberside Arts for financial support. Pages last updated 12 February 1996.