Written and illustrated by Sylvia & Tristan Eden for Leodrune Press
Originally published 2023, revised 2024
58 pages cover-to-cover, perfect-bound with a spine, light kraft-brown cover paper
Great Lady Under Earth arose from a simple ritual inquiry: to experience contact and communion with the Earth Spirit. It is an intensely personal record of an intuitive approach to local planetary intimacy. The book was un-earthed, magically excavated from the Chthonian Body, to be found by those who yearn to know their ecological belonging. The book recounts and offers a continually unfolding exploration into the spirited depths within the body and beneath the ground.
Leodrune Press is a small independent publishing house based in the Pacific Northwest. Our publications explore ritual, myth, and mysticism through a decidedly ecological lens, in response to the volatilizing climate we have inherited and the careful conduct being asked of us all. Our aim is to provoke readers to root down into the vital subsoil of Earth, beneath all traditions and orthodoxies, to experiment with raw, reciprocal ceremony.
Leodrune Press on Substack
Written and illustrated by Sylvia & Tristan Eden for Leodrune Press
Originally published 2023, revised 2024
58 pages cover-to-cover, perfect-bound with a spine, light kraft-brown cover paper
Great Lady Under Earth arose from a simple ritual inquiry: to experience contact and communion with the Earth Spirit. It is an intensely personal record of an intuitive approach to local planetary intimacy. The book was un-earthed, magically excavated from the Chthonian Body, to be found by those who yearn to know their ecological belonging. The book recounts and offers a continually unfolding exploration into the spirited depths within the body and beneath the ground.
Leodrune Press is a small independent publishing house based in the Pacific Northwest. Our publications explore ritual, myth, and mysticism through a decidedly ecological lens, in response to the volatilizing climate we have inherited and the careful conduct being asked of us all. Our aim is to provoke readers to root down into the vital subsoil of Earth, beneath all traditions and orthodoxies, to experiment with raw, reciprocal ceremony.
Leodrune Press on Substack
