Writing the Garden
Lucy Writes HistoryWomen, History, Nature
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What is the Point of a Pintle?
When Medieval Penises become Modern Window-Latches
A few days ago, the doyenne of medieval book publishing, Caroline Palmer, posted a delightful snippet as a teaser for a forthcoming book. A certain gentleman, en route to an audience with...
'There are no sex scenes, and all the food looks horrible': First Tastes of Homer, and the Joys of Goat's Cheese and Raw Onion
An off-the-cuff post today, because my brother is coming up to visit my newborn baby (yay!), and I am writing this while said newborn snores loudly and makes those weird pterodactyl quacking noises. (Why do they do this?)
Glancing ove...
A Welcome for a Baby
This post is just about a lovely set of coincidences that made me think about community and kindness - it’s not terribly complicated. But it’s nice. I’m tracing a string of little pleasing things that happened when my son was born, five wee...
Do we *really* want more prairie gardens in a heatwave? On green, shade, and the Hortus Conclusus
Jamie is bemused by the fig leaves, which is a good thing: they keep him busy for long enough for me to write!
I know. We are all far too hot. But I am going to talk about it, all the same.
During this latest heatwave - flipping through...
Waking, Writing, Rocking: A Micro-History of Sleepless Nights with Babies
This week, I started reading Erin Maglaque’s fascinating book Presence: A Hidden History of the Female Body, which I encountered through a powerful extract published in the Guardian. Like other historians I know, Maglaque’s understanding of...
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Medievalist, gardener, writer. I do garden design and maintenance in North Yorks. I'm writing a memoir about infertility and history, and a novel riffing on the Merchant of Venice. Currently on self-imposed maternity leave. Warning: baby pics.
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