Poetry, musings on British history, archaeology and early saints.
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1840s Corset
I began this project in March (inspired by the new biography of Charlotte Bronte, which I wrote about here:
and in the last days of August, I finally completed my corset! I have made plenty of stays and corsets over the years (five: 1780s...
Ancestry
Poem of the Month
This poem was inspired by watching a program about Christian art and architecture by Rick Steves. He talked about how most of Europe was illiterate, and I was surprised by how the word made me cringe. I thought about the...
“A fly-leaf bore the inscription...”
In the opening scene of Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, Mr. Lockwood is put up for the night in a dis-used room. Noticing the names scratched in the window-ledge, and perusing a book belonging to Catherine Earnshaw, he stumbles into a sto...
Gealach Bhuidhe na Féill Mhìcheil
St Michaelmas Moon: Gaelic traditions, words & phrases
Dh’ iarraidh mi a’ sgrìobh mu dheidhinn faclain airson an gealach. Ach, nuair a dh’ionnsaich mi ‘Gealach Bhuidhe na Féill Mhìcheil’, dh’ iarraidh mi a’ sgrìobh mu dheidhinn Là Fhéill M...
“I want to welcome you, and your hat to the UK.”
When we landed, the airplane didn’t pull right up to the gate, but rather we had to go down stairs to a little shuttle bus that drove us to the airport. I was nineteen years old, and traveling with my mother, my aunt Dianne, and Celia, a fr...
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I think of myself primarily as a poet, though I have written novels and occasional short stories. I have a Masters in archaeology and work as a reference librarian.
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