Nor Hall is a legend in the depth and archetypal psychology world. She's a writer and researcher whose books include, The Moon and the virgin; Images of the Archtypal feminine; These Women, and Irons in the Fire.
She was a psychotherapist in private practice and is a theatre-collaborator. who has worked with Pantheatre's Myth & Theatre Festivals in (Paris), and with Archipelago Theatre (Chapel Hill) where I had the distinct privilege of helping bring some of her writing to life, in the film, NORTH: A love letter, directed by her longtime collaborator, Ellen Hemphill.
Hall lives with her family in the Twin Cities and on Bailey Island, Maine.
We spoke about her ideas around creativity in and out of the pandemic, about her earliest creative inspirations, and about the biological mysteries of women's aging.
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