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'''Patricia Monaghan''', Ph.D., (born 15 February 1946-died 10 November, 2012) is one of the pioneers of the contemporary women's spirituality movement.<ref>[http://www.soulfulliving.com/oct01features.htm Feminine and Goddess Wisdom and Spirituality - Women's Wisdom - Soulful Features]</ref> She is the author of more than 15 books of poetry and nonfiction, including the two volume ''Encyclopedia of Goddesses and Heroines''. She lives in [[Black Earth, Wisconsin]] (although she holds dual Irish and American citizenship), where she and her husband Michael McDermott tend a vineyard and large organic garden. She is also a wine expert,<ref>[http://wine.the-world-in-focus.com/?tag=patricia-monaghan The Wine Connoisseur Online Magazine]</ref> and author of ''Wineries of Minnesota and Wisconsin''. She is a founder of and Senior Fellow at The Black Earth Institute,<ref>[http://www.blackearthinstitute.org/founders.shtml Black Earth Institute Website]</ref> connecting earth, spirit and society through the arts.
'''Patricia Monaghan''', Ph.D., (15 February 1946-10 November 2012) is one of the pioneers of the contemporary women's spirituality movement.<ref>[http://www.soulfulliving.com/oct01features.htm Feminine and Goddess Wisdom and Spirituality - Women's Wisdom - Soulful Features]</ref> She is the author of more than 15 books of poetry and nonfiction, including the two volume ''Encyclopedia of Goddesses and Heroines''. She lives in [[Black Earth, Wisconsin]] (although she holds dual Irish and American citizenship), where she and her husband Michael McDermott tend a vineyard and large organic garden. She is also a wine expert,<ref>[http://wine.the-world-in-focus.com/?tag=patricia-monaghan The Wine Connoisseur Online Magazine]</ref> and author of ''Wineries of Minnesota and Wisconsin''. She is a founder of and Senior Fellow at The Black Earth Institute,<ref>[http://www.blackearthinstitute.org/founders.shtml Black Earth Institute Website]</ref> connecting earth, spirit and society through the arts.


Monaghan holds B.A. and M.A. degrees in English, an M.F.A. in Creative Writing, and a Ph.D. in Literature & Science.<ref name="snl.depaul.edu">[http://www.snl.depaul.edu/People/Faculty/pmonagahan.asp DePaul University SNL Faculty Listing]</ref> She is professor of interdisciplinary studies at Chicago's [[DePaul University]] School for New Learning.<ref name="snl.depaul.edu"/>
Monaghan holds B.A. and M.A. degrees in English, an M.F.A. in Creative Writing, and a Ph.D. in Literature & Science.<ref name="snl.depaul.edu">[http://www.snl.depaul.edu/People/Faculty/pmonagahan.asp DePaul University SNL Faculty Listing]</ref> She is professor of interdisciplinary studies at Chicago's [[DePaul University]] School for New Learning.<ref name="snl.depaul.edu"/>

Revision as of 23:14, 13 November 2012

Patricia Monaghan, Ph.D., (15 February 1946-10 November 2012) is one of the pioneers of the contemporary women's spirituality movement.[1] She is the author of more than 15 books of poetry and nonfiction, including the two volume Encyclopedia of Goddesses and Heroines. She lives in Black Earth, Wisconsin (although she holds dual Irish and American citizenship), where she and her husband Michael McDermott tend a vineyard and large organic garden. She is also a wine expert,[2] and author of Wineries of Minnesota and Wisconsin. She is a founder of and Senior Fellow at The Black Earth Institute,[3] connecting earth, spirit and society through the arts.

Monaghan holds B.A. and M.A. degrees in English, an M.F.A. in Creative Writing, and a Ph.D. in Literature & Science.[4] She is professor of interdisciplinary studies at Chicago's DePaul University School for New Learning.[4]

Monaghan is a winner of a Pushcart Prize for Literature (2004).[5] Her work was also included in "Best American Spiritual Writing" that year.[6]

Bibliography

  • 2008 - Wineries of Minnesota and Wisconsin (Minnesota Historical Society Press) ISBN 0-87351-617-6, ISBN 978-0-87351-617-4
  • 2005 - Wild Girls: The Path of the Young Goddess (Creatrix Resource Library LLC) ISBN 1-56718-442-1
  • 2004 - The Red-Haired Girl from the Bog: The Landscape of Celtic Myth and Spirit (New World Library) ISBN 1-57731-458-1
  • 2004 - Dancing with Chaos: Poems (Salmon Publishing) ISBN 1-903392-27-6
  • 2004 - The Encyclopedia of Celtic Myth and Folklore (Facts on File) ISBN 0-8160-4524-0
  • 2004 - Homefront (FootHills Publishing) ISBN 0-941053-31-8, ISBN 978-0-941053-31-0
  • 2002 - Seasons of the Witch: Poetry and Songs to the Goddess (Llewellyn Publications; Bk&CD-Rom edition) ISBN 0-7387-0180-7
  • 2002 - The New Book of Goddesses and Heroines (3rd Ed) (Llewellyn Publications) ISBN 1-56718-465-0
  • 2002 - Irish Spirit: Essays on Irish Spirituality (Interlink) ISBN 0-86327-875-2
  • 2001 - Wild Girls: The Path of the Young Goddess (Llewellyn Publications) ISBN 1-56718-442-1
  • 1999 - The Office Oracle: Wisdom at Work (Llewellyn Publications) ISBN 1-56718-464-2, ISBN 978-1-56718-464-8
  • 1999 - Meditation: The Complete Guide (with Eleanor G. Viereck) (New World Library) ISBN 1-57731-088-8
  • 1999 - The Goddess Path: Myths, Invocations, and Rituals (Llewellyn Publications) ISBN 1-56718-467-7
  • 1999 - The Goddess Companion: Daily Meditations on the Feminine Spirit (Llewellyn Publications) ISBN 1-56718-463-4
  • 1997 - Magical Gardens: Myth, Mulch and Marigolds (Llewellyn Publications) ISBN 1-56718-466-9
  • 1994 - O Mother Sun! A New View of the Cosmic Feminine! (Crossing Press) ISBN 0-89594-722-6
  • 1993 - The Next Parish Over: Irish-American Writing (New Rivers Press) ISBN 0-89823-150-7
  • 1992 - Seasons of the Witch: Poetry and Songs to the Goddess (Delphi Press) ISBN 1-878980-09-2
  • 1991 - Winterburning (Fireweed Press) ASIN 0924221108
  • 1987 - Unlacing: Ten Irish-American Women Poets (Fireweed Press) ASIN 0924221108 ISBN 0-914221-09-4
  • 1983 - Hunger and Dreams: The Alaskan Women's Anthology (Fireweed Press) ISBN 0-914221-00-0
  • 1981 - The Book of Goddesses and Heroines (E.P.Dutton) ISBN 0-525-47664-4
  • 1981 - Women in Myth and Legend (Junction Books) ISBN 0-86245-051-9, ISBN 978-0-86245-051-9

Discography

  • Songs of the Kerry Madwoman—Music by Michael Smith, sung by Jamie O'Reilly
  • 2002 - Seasons of the Witch - Peggy Monaghan (Lyrics & Poetry by Patricia Monaghan) 2-CD set (Arctic Siren) ASIN B00007BK4L
  • 1994 - Seasons of the Witch - Peggy Monaghan (Lyrics & Poetry by Patricia Monaghan)
  • 1993 - The Way of the Goddess (recorded lecture on cassette) (Association for Consciousness Exploration)

Notes

  1. ^ Feminine and Goddess Wisdom and Spirituality - Women's Wisdom - Soulful Features
  2. ^ The Wine Connoisseur Online Magazine
  3. ^ Black Earth Institute Website
  4. ^ a b DePaul University SNL Faculty Listing
  5. ^ WordTech Editions. Homefront, Poems by Patricia Monaghan
  6. ^ King. Barbara J. In Praise of Immersion: The Best American Spiritual Writing 2004

References

Interviews

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