I’m not about to dox myself but my mutuals can confirm I look something like this

Our next commission piece is here:

• Basil II Boulgaroktónos •

Emperor and Autokrat of the Romans

Will you paint the Angus Mcbride mirthful viking miniatures?

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Bede practices notable discretion here concerning Penda and Caedwalla, two kings that were adversarial to burgeoning Christendom in the early Anglo-Saxon kingdoms.

Wyrd Hours Returns!

This coming Sunday, we will do a reading of 'The Wanderer' in both Old English and Modern English. Discussion and Q&A session will follow the reading.

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I just finished reading the quite excellent 'Gods of Bronze' series by the equally excellent Dan Davis , X (formerly Twitter) power-user and youtube celebrity. I will now talk about them

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gm there will be minimal posting today.

My good friend A n c i e n t Days has revisited the classic poem 'The Wanderer'. His post on it years ago was a big part of getting me into posting my own content. Owe a great debt to this man. Please read.

The famous Pre-Greek sequence “-inth-” points to an Etruscan connection: -in is a mediopassive marker in Etruscan, -th forms a kind of durative participle. The magic of suffixaufnahmen (jamming affixes together) would have this element refer to a kind of perpetual state.

'The Whole World becomes a Wilderness'

- An analysis of 'The Wanderer' and the Elegiac Mood in Old English poetry -

Just like King Arthur himself, the wasteland of later Arthuriana was very real, and played a major part in the birth of the English Heptarchy.