There Will Be Dragons
Joely BlackNotes, stories, and essays about our relationship with the physical world. There will be dragons, but if we see them for what they are, we don't have to be scared of them anymore. Some dragons are pretty friendly, actually.
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A longwinded introduction to the Greco-Egyptian magical handbooks
When I try to explain to non-specialists what I do, and get beyond the question about aliens and pyramids, I try to summarise it by describing how we have found handbooks from Greco-Roman Egypt, and we're trying to figure out who wrote them...
The consequences of going viral (more Audra Winter, I'm afraid)
At about 6am on Monday morning, I clicked "Publish" on a YouTube video that essentially was a replay of the newsletter I'd put out the previous Friday. I periodically get a push to try making videos but always decide against because of the ...
Audra Winter, being autistic, and the horrors of editing your own writing.
If you remember last week's newsletter, I wrote a long piece about the latest big scandal from BookTok: Audra Winter, 22-year-old auDHD individual, who self-published a YA novel at the end of June after at least five years of hyping it up o...
Audra Winter BookTok drama from the perspective of somebody who went through something similar, and some bonus unusual writing advice from the world of epigraphy and palaeography
OK, this is a bit of a different thing to my usual writing on here. I might make this a script for a video, but I honestly really struggle making video content and so this might be the only piece I end up doing. Basically, there's been some...
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Archaeology and anthropology of magic and medicine in Roman Egypt. LBTQIA inclusive spec fiction once a week. Oh yes, and I’m building a Moomin House.
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