Tuesday, January 9, 2018. Almost a year ago I posted about podcasts relating to vikings and archaeology. go there now, download an episode and put it on in the background while you finish reading this blog. Now on to Archaeology Podcasts. A daily podcast now moving into its second y.

Kate Sherrod blogs in prose! Absolutely partial opinions on films, books, television, comics and games that catch my attention. May be timely and current, may not. Thursday, November 9, 2017. JG Ballards THE UNLIMITED DREAM COMPANY. There are few genres of literature I loathe more than the mid-century White Male Narcissist novel, so given that, as much as it is anything, The Unlimited Dream Company. Interestingly, though, what drew me in, and drew me in so far that by the time I realized w.

Contributions of any style and various lengths welcome! Second volume of essays from The Lone Medievalist. The Ballad of the Lone Medievalist. How do we address misconceptions and misappropriations of the Middle Ages? Communicating significance to s.

The Modern Historian, the Canadian Medievalist, and other such Oxymorons. I chart my way through my latest degree and try to make sense of pursuing a career in Northern European Medieval and Viking History in Canada. Norse History, Canadian History, History Institutions, Medievalism and Student Life abound. Sunday, May 24, 2015. 50th Annual International Congress of Medieval Studies. Dr Lee demonstrated the importance o.

Victoria Gamer and Geek Resources. Thursday, 13 August 2015. Filled with many images of the day and some of his inner most thoughts. Skal! Month of the Harvest. Emotion, Force, Instinct. Catharsis, Protection, Purification. After the melee, my companions departed to attend Illodian concerns and I met and talked at great length with my mentor.

Dirty, Hungry, Traveling, Love. After all this time? June 19, 2014. I remember, as a young girl, seeing all my fellow classmates reading a book series called. I was 10, and had no idea just how important the series would become to me. Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light.

In the lore, there is a word,. Which is an Old Norse term of insult, denoting effeminacy or other unmanly behavior. The practice of Seiðr by a man was considered. First published 17 Feb 2016 at The Troth Blog.