
Investigating neglected corners of British history and folklore, with a particular interest in their intersection, written with hand on heart and tongue in cheek.
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In the last week of September, several Serins (Serinus serinus) passed through my garden in northern Czechia. They were foraging their way south, having nested here in the summer, but sensibl...
1. Which author first presented the tale of King Lear and his daughters?
A. Geoffrey of Monmouth
B. Raphael Holinshed
C. Geoffrey Chaucer
2. In which...
The legendary Egyptian and Spanish roots of the Scots
"Queen Scota unfurls the sacred banner", illustration from A. M. Sullivan, The Story of Ireland, 1867
This month’s guest post is written by Cecilia Dart-Thornton, whose Fantasy & Sci-Fi Hub has been one of my favourite reads for many months now. It covers folklore, movies, books, the art of writing, and a regular Sci-Fi and Fantasy quiz. Th...
My previous post looked at the life and creative wellspring of the English poet Walter de la Mare. This article looks at the folklore in his poems that deal direc...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
History and folklore writer, musician, foreigner, aiming for the stylistic sweet spot between Gerald Durrell and Laurie Lee. Author of 13 history books so far, and a guide to chickens… Ignore that one.
In the renaissance period of my life, and taking each day as it comes while taking what I can from each day, and musing on my explorations of England's northeast (and sometimes beyond...) to show it's not that grim 'up north'
Fantasy & Sci-fi author | Hachette & Tor USA | World Fantasy Award Judge | Washington Post | The Times | Lifetime SFWA | Tolkien fan | 5 languages | Exploring fantasy, science fiction, and the craft of storytelling.
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