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Shadowy Thoughts

Writing and Ranting of Kym Lambert

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Coin Geilt!-hounds

On the Shieling-horses

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Heathens against hate


Just in case you want to see some of my writing, some of these were published previously, some have been updated, others not.

For the most current writing check out my blogs: Championing Ourselves --various topics related to the warrior path and gender Dùn Sgàthan Notes ---our blog on homesteading and Gaelic Heathenry. I also post on The Name for Spirit is Horse on horse advocacy issues and The Sarah Connor Charm School blog


Championing Ourselves 1.5   --Originally published in SageWoman Magazine #39 Fall '97  A personal account of travels on the CRP Warrior path. Now on this site and modified slightly.

The Shadowy Painted People? version 1.5 --An essay on the Picts, what we know and don't know

The Problem of the Woad --Questioning the long held belief that woad was used by the Picts and/or Celts for body art

"We are the Weirdoes, Mister." --Originally published in THiNK! Vol.3 Issue 2 Beltaine/Summer 1998  Thoughts on images of Pagans in the press and being a Pagan Freak

Sighthounds in Celtic Lands 3.1 --a bit of history and mythology, an ongoing project

Ritual Hounds ---how we include our hounds in our rites, along with a sidebar on other's thoughts

Canines on my Path ---how they have guided me since childhood

A Greyhound for Everyone (almost) --a non-sectarian consideration of the varied personalities of these hounds

The Horse amongst the Celts ---an on going project on the history and mythology of the Celtic horse

Born to Die? For what good?--PMU Foals ---a look why Premarin production is an unnecessary horror and the alternatives available which are better for both horses and humans

Book Reviews


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