Recommended Reading

A round-up of recent online finds:

* Simon at the Corymbus blog on music and wilderness (Corymbus).

* Sarah Elwell on elemental writing (Knitting the Sky).

* Warren Ellis on writing from a littoral space (Medium).

* Martin Shaw on hares and madrigals (Westcountry School of Myth & Story).

* Shazea Quraishi on bears and coming of age (The Guardian).

* Matthew Nowlan on wild children in recent fiction (Electric Literature) -- plus a previous post on wild children in folklore here on Myth & Moor, in case you missed it.

* Rhian Sasseen on the dearth of women hermits (Aeon) -- which brings to mind Sara Maitland's A Book of Silence.

* Laura Miller on "The Bloody Chamber," Angela Carter's classic volume of de-constructed fairy tales (Salon).

* Peter Bradshaw on "Tale of Tales," a new film based on the fairy tales of Giambattista Basile (The Guardian).

And one video:

* A short film about Yinka Shonibare's art project "The William Morris Family Album," on show at the William Morris Gallery, Walthamstow, London, until June 7.

Art above: "Five Little Pigs" by Elizabeth Shippen Green  (1871-1954) and William Morris' Family Album re-imagined by Yinka Shonibare.