A few years ago, my friend MoonDance was publishing a Pagan newsletter titled 'The Web' and asked me to write an article about one of my favorite subjects - the mythology of the constellations and where to find those constellations in the night sky. Many of these articles were also published in Deborah Kelley's 'Heart Whispers' newsletter. I was also asked by Anne Niven of Sage Woman Magazine and her business partner Diane Darling to write "What's Up!" for their Pagan magazine titled 'PanGaia'.

Due to a recent career change, and the impact of that change on my personal time, I am taking a break from writing my "What's Up!" column for all publications. The columns below previously appeared in The Web and Heart Whispers. To read my columns printed in earlier publications of PanGaia, you can back order copies of PanGaia off the Sage Woman Magazine website.

Fact & Fantasy about the Winter constellations - Yule, 1996

Fact & Fantasy about comets & the return of Hale-Bopp - Candlemas, 1997

Fact & Fantasy about the Spring constellations - Spring Equinox, 1997

Reflections on viewing comet Hale-Bopp - March, 1997

Fact & Fantasy about the Summer constellations - June, 1997

Fact & Fantasy about the Autumn constellations - Autumn Equinox, 1997

Fact & Fantasy about the Big Dipper - Winter, 1997

Fact & Fantasy about the Spring constellations - Spring, 1998

Fact & Fantasy about the Summer constellations - Summer, 1998

Footnote: All observations discussed in these articles originate from the East Coast of North America.

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