Our blog “Mythemes of Knowledge” publishes the research notes of the international research group of the same name, providing insights into our ongoing work and latest findings. As a project, we aim to map the evolution of narrative knowledge, especially of the North, in Europe since the Middle Ages by studying its smallest units - mythemes of knowledge - and their narrative grammar in cultural circulation. We use the latest advances in digital humanities, crossbreeding new productive readings and sometimes voluntary misunderstandings of (post-)structuralist theories, cultural media studies, and studies of the geographies of knowledge. A by-product could be a general theory of mythemes of social knowledge in cultural circulation.The blog is also an invitation to participate for students and scholars who wish to experiment with our methods and ideas in order to apply them to their own research. Like the project, it evolves as questions and discoveries arise, and is open to guest posts that fit within the project and to long-term collaborations.