BEHIND SAGA & SAGE

Two storytellers. One shared belief in the power of story.

Saga & Sage was created by Brandon Millett and Laura Law, married creative partners and longtime collaborators who have spent years telling stories in different forms. Together, they founded and ran a film festival and have produced films and other creative work built around the power of story.

Brandon holds a master’s degree in psychology with a concentration in mythology and is a professional certified coach. Laura is a West Point graduate and leads a multi-million-dollar publishing company.

Their backgrounds span psychology, mythology, film, publishing, leadership, and storytelling—but Saga & Sage grew from something simpler: a shared belief that old stories still have something useful to say about the lives we are living now.

Saga & Sage founders Brandon Millett and Laura Law smiling together in Avignon, France, beside an ivy-covered wall and painted mural.
Saga & Sage founders Brandon Millett and Laura Law smiling together in Avignon, France, beside an ivy-covered wall and painted mural.
An owl beside books on mythology, philosophy, history, literature, and religion, with a compass and journal overlooking an ancient Mediterranean city at sunset.

ABOUT SAGA & SAGE

Feeling stuck, uncertain, overwhelmed and ready for change?
There’s a story for that.

Saga & Sage explores enduring stories from mythology, folklore, philosophy, religion, and literature and asks what they can still teach us about the lives we are living now.

Each piece begins with a modern problem, turns to an ancient story, and returns with a way of seeing—and practicing—something differently.

How Saga & Sage works

We start with the problem—then the story.

The ancient world is full of extraordinary stories. But Saga & Sage is not here simply to retell them. We begin with the questions people are wrestling with now: What do I do when I can’t control the outcome? How do I choose when every option has a cost? How do I let go? How do I begin again?

Then we look backward—to stories that have survived because they understood something enduring about being human—and bring what they offer back into the present.

  1. 01ProblemA question or tension from modern life.
  2. 02StoryAn ancient story that addresses it.
  3. 03MeaningWhat the story reveals when we look at it closely.
  4. 04PracticeA way to carry that insight into your own life.