Myths, Mystics and Metaphysical Maniacs, by Brenda K. Mox

Poetry, chapbook, 32 pages, from Bottlecap Features.

The author of Myths, Mystics and Metaphysical Maniacs studied the entire works of Carl Jung as a 20th century philosopher, taught by the philosophy department at Old Dominion University as part of her Interdisciplinary Studies MA degree. She has been deeply captivated for decades by the works of Joseph Campbell, Rudolph Steiner and Edgar Cayce (among so many others) in addition to comparative religions, native American and western culture mythologies.

Brenda has also been intrigued by the correlations of the findings of quantum physics to the writings of these authors. Her 7 1⁄2 decades of life have been a quest for truth and insight into the journey of physical manifestation in 3 dimensional reality. These poems are but a mere mortal attempt to document her quest.

Brenda K. Mox is a poet and visual artist living on the shore at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay in Virginia. Her work has been published in Wingless Dreamer, Bewildering Stories, BlazeVOX, Down in the Dirt, Ariel Chart, Neopoet, Discretionary Love, Corporeal, Academy of Heart and Mind, Edge of Humanity, Poetry Pacific, Poetry for Mental Health, Postcards from Young Unicorns, The Amazine, BarBar, and Basilisk Tree journals, Eber & Wein Anthology, and Eastern Sea Bard Anthology.