Interview with Ed Matuskey, Tarot of Brass and Steam, Part 3. Welcome back to the conclusion of our chat with Ed Matuskey, creator of the Brass and Steam tarot deck. Part one can be read here. Part two can be read here. The completed artwork so far is pretty amazing, and the completed kickstarter. Ensures there will be more. Are there any plans for a sequel or spinoff? Image by Alec Boca. Doctor costume I wear to Nor.

The Celtic Wheel of the Year. Tess Ward is a hospice chaplain and writer of prayers and liturgies. She facilitates both traditional Christian services and more personal, spiritually focussed ceremonies. The Celtic Wheel of the Year. As I end this day in your safe-keeping. I count three blessings before my sleeping. I later came across the words by Meister Eckhart.

Greetings travellers and a warm welcome to the Yard Station. Elements and characters tie the two series together, giving a dynamic view of the world. My research for the world is all reality based, specifically Victorian England. Everything posted with in the c.

Once upon a teatime merry, as I set my table heavy. Laden up with scones and crumpets, florentines and cakes galore. Whilst I sat, my tea a lapping, suddenly there came a tapping. As of someone gently rapping, rapping at my parlour door. Wanting tea, oh what a bore! Up I leapt, I well remember, flung the tea into the fender. Grabbed the table, newly laden, cast its contents to the floor. Evidence was there no more.

A sideways universe of the inter-war years. 8211; this tells you all about it.

I will never again have a complex,. Even though I stand alone. I have seen my Eternal acreage ,. A Sea like glass streaks eminent,. No sorrow knows this Kingdom,.