The Living Spring Journal contents

 

 

Editorial

 

Well researched: research articles (refereed/peer reviewed)

  • Holy Wells and Other Holy Places by Jeremy Harte.
  • First peer review by Jennifer Scherr, (EPNS).
  • Second peer review by James Rattue, (author of The Living Stream).

 

Wells in depth: other quality articles on wells in a wide range of contexts

  • The Documentation of Ffynnon Ddeier: some problems reconsidered by Tristan Gray Hulse.

*** TRISTAN’S ARTICLE IS IN PREPARATION AND WILL APPEAR SOON ***

  • Wiltshire Healing Wells and the Strange Case of Purton Spa by Katy Jordan.

 

Dipping wells: factual site reports & descriptions

  • Wells and Springs around Trellech by Stephanie Poultner.
  • St Aldhelm’s well, Doulting, Somerset by Katy Jordan & Rich Pederick.
  • A Gazetteer of Monmouthshire Wellsites by The Wellsprings Fellowship.
  • IS there a Healing Well in Liberton? by Helen Williams.

 

Notes & queries: questions, observations, comments, letters, emails

  • Are there any ‘holy wells’ associated with the Scandinavian Goddess Freya? from David Staveley.
  • Salt: everything has its place by Bea Hopkinson.
  • Pagan survivals by James Rattue.

 

Wholly well read: reviews of relevant literature new & old

  • Taylor, Henry (1999). The ancient crosses and wells of Lancashire: a revised version. Vol. 1: Lonsdale hundred. Wigan: North West Catholic History Society. [Orig. pub. 1906].
  • Thompson, Ian (1999). Lincolnshire springs & wells: a descriptive catalogue. Scunthorpe: Bluestone Books.

 

Well restored: organisations, initiatives, conservation/restoration projects

  • A Village Well, Donhead St Mary, Wiltshire: introductory article by Katy Jordan with Penny Olson.
  • The Wellsprings Fellowship.

 

News file: any news of a watery nature

  • Editorial

 

Well researched: research articles (refereed/peer reviewed)

  • Unfortunately there will be no peer reviewed articles in this issue as no articles of a suitable standard were received in time for the publishing deadline. However, flow will hopefully resume with Issue 3.

 

Wells in depth: other quality articles on wells in a wide range of contexts

  • The Documentation of Ffynnon Ddeier: some problems reconsidered by Tristan Gray Hulse.
  • Cenotés and Other Sacred Waters of the Americas by Gary R. Varner.

 

Dipping wells: factual site reports & descriptions

  • The Wishing Well and Rock Hermitage at High Hurstwood by R. B. Parish.
  • The Holy Well, or St Cloud’s Well at Longthorpe near Peterborough by R. B. Parish.
  • The Ancient Springs of the Valley of the Sandbrook: a vignette by Julian Lea-Jones.

 

Notes & queries: questions, observations, comments, letters, emails

  • Are there any ‘holy wells’ associated with the Scandinavian Goddess Freya? from David Staveley.
  • A Nugget from the Walkworth Chronicle by Robert Carter.
  • Who wrote ‘The Legend of the Holy Well Haw’ from David Bell.
  • A call for St Helen’s wells, springs, churches and chapels from Gill Burns.

 

Wholly well read: reviews of relevant literature new & old

  • Connolly, Susan & Moroney, Anne-Marie (1998). Stone and Tree Sheltering Water: an Exploration of Sacred and Secular Wells in County Louth. Drogheda: Flax Mill Publications.
  • Hope, Robert (2000). Devon and Cornwall’s Holy Wells. Penzance: Oakmagic Publications. [Orig. Pub. 1893].
  • Martin, Christina (2000). Holy Wells. Presteigne: Wooden Books.
  • Rattue, James (2001). The Living Stream: holy wells in historical context.Woodbridge: Boydell & Brewer Ltd.

 

Well restored: organisations, initiatives, conservation/restoration projects

  • The Holy Well, Morvah: a well lost and found by Cheryl Straffon.

 

News file: any news of a watery nature

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