About Liadán Hallow



Liadán Hallow

Is an independent writer, researcher and practitioner whose work explores liminal experience, language, folklore, anomalous experience, and lived practice.

She developed the Liminology framework presented here and created Limintrace™ and The Spit Principle

Her work begins with a recurring question: what becomes visible when we pay attention to the threshold itself?


Developing the Work


Liminology developed from an attempt to find clearer language for experiences, states, and transitions that did not always sit comfortably within existing descriptions.

What began with language gradually expanded into a framework for examining liminal experience and developing practical methods.

The work continues through writing, fieldwork, teaching and practice. Each application provides an opportunity to question, test, and refine the framework.


The Work Today


Current work includes Limintrace™, a structured method for documenting and examining anomalous experience before interpretation, and The Spit Principle™, a framework concerned with proportion, intervention, restraint, and change.

Liminology remains a developing framework.
Its ideas and methods are intended to be used, questioned, applied in practice, and refined where experience gives reason to do so.

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