
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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Walter de la Mare has a name that, like Lancelot Du Lac, Manannán mac Lir and Father Thames, rises from the watery realm of imagination, mythology, and fish.
Sorry, I meant poetry. But to me, de la Mare and fish are inexorably intertwined,...
Echoes of Byzantium in Geoffrey of Monmouth, and other wishful thinking
Clytemnestra, John Collier, 1882
As a lover and player of traditional folk music, and, equally, a lover of 60s and 70s rock and pop music, I have long been fascinated by those rarest of chart-climbing beasts:...
One part history to 99 parts imagination
The previous post in this series looked at the foundational legend of Albina and her 32 sisters; while in the last Geoffrey of Monmouth-derived cliffhanger, King Brutus had founded New Troy and then...
1. The Battle of Bosworth Field, which took p...
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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'
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