Tag Archives: Foster Children

Irish Magic, Monsters, and Transformation, the novels of Douglas Nicholas

Posted on November 21, 2015 by Michael J. Melville

When cultures collide, themes of transformation are necessary. And what better place to discuss cultural conflict than sometime long passed, like say England around the time of Robin Hood and the Magna Carta. Opening up to a wider audience, the … Continue reading →

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The Battle of the Year: the Dream Team

Posted on October 3, 2013 by Michael J. Melville

Why would a seventy year old man go to see a film like The Battle of the Year, a film about a break dancing?  Oddly it is about a Dream Team.  And that’s how this whole story began, in a … Continue reading →

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Merlin’s Foster Child

Posted on January 23, 2010 by Michael J. Melville

Healing family patterns of abuse can be very challenging without the cultural context like that of the ancient Celts, Native Americans, or other indigenous cultures. Young men are attracted to elders who can meet their needs for fathering. We can only teach what we have be able to acquire within our selves and that only when it is wanted. Continue reading →

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