Ok, if this strikes anyone else's interest, I've been reading The Mythic Path by David Feinstein & Stanley Krippner. It's a course, if you will, in personal mythology. It's deeply revealing. I'd recommend it to anyone.

-j-

James Hillman, the myth of analysis is great, deals with the mythopoetic imagination.
i think there is a book out there someplace called the mythopoetic imagination. but im not sure.
any of the jungian books exploring myth and therapy.

mythos is story, poeisis is making, so mythopoeisis/mythopoetic is the making and remaking of stories, the life of the story that we further in our tellings and retellings.

Michael Meade is an excellent mythopoetic collective therapist. i think he has a new book out, and his c.d's are fab, and if you can see him in person, do so. he speeks throughout the country.

decent of the goddess is a great book, looking at the innana myth and personal transformation. sylvia briton-perrera is a jungian on the east coast.

im sure there are more...