Category Archives: Doomsday: The Ætheling Thing

Ashbourne

Posted on January 28, 2019 by Sue Vincent

Pre-Raphaelite glass sits in walls pitted by Cromwellian gunfire, while a 1950s reredos graces a chancel that dates back to 1241. That’s why I love these old churches… the history of a community is written within their walls in wood … Continue reading →

Posted in albion, Ancient sites, Art, Churches, Doomsday: The Ætheling Thing, England, historic sites, Photography, Sacred sites, Spirituality | Tagged Derbyshire, George Gilbert Scott, Kempe, Norman, Saxon, stained glass, Tudor | 26 Comments

Listen…

Posted on October 14, 2017 by Sue Vincent

…Listen. Listen to the wind in the trees. To the flight of birds and the song of stones; To the call of the goat and the laughing waters; To the whisper of leaves and the tales of starlight In the … Continue reading →

Posted in albion, Books, Don and Wen, Doomsday: The Ætheling Thing, mystery, Stuart France and Sue Vincent | Tagged Poetry | 25 Comments

The Butterfly Net

Posted on October 29, 2016 by Sue Vincent

The computer has gone from working a speeds of a derisive ‘you’ll be lucky’ to an emphatic ‘you’ve got no chance’. Whether it is downloading things behind my back, updating things I’d prefer it to leave well alone or simply … Continue reading →

Posted in Don and Wen, Doomsday: Scions of Albion, Doomsday: The Ætheling Thing, fiction, Friendship, Humour, Photography, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, writing | Tagged author, Books, ideas, inspiration, writerly, writing process | 27 Comments

Doomsday, Kindle countdown deal- day 2

Posted on October 18, 2014 by Sue Vincent

As we prepare to relese the second book in the Doomsday Series: Dark Sage, a Kindle Countdown price promotion will be running from 17th August to 21st October on Amazon UK and Amazon.com forBook One of the Doomsday Triad: Doomsday: … Continue reading →

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Kindle Countdown – Doomsday: The Aetheling Thing

Posted on October 17, 2014 by Sue Vincent

Posted in Books, Doomsday: The Ætheling Thing | Tagged anglo saxons, esoteric, history, humour, Mythology, norse, Stuart France and Sue Vincent | 4 Comments

Normal weird

Posted on September 2, 2014 by Sue Vincent

Image: Frolicking by Nick Verron The roads are suspiciously quiet today. You know why immediately… the school holidays are about over and the next few days will see the return to school that will flood the roads with traffic at … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Brain injury, Doomsday: The Ætheling Thing, Life | Tagged childhood, difference, learning, normality, School, uniqueness, weirdness | 8 Comments

Note from the small dog – about That Book

Posted on August 4, 2014 by Sue Vincent

See, I told you… they just can’t be trusted. I am reliably informed the ball-guy will be here later this week… I will be having words. With the pair of them. Leave them with a keyboard and pretty much anything … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Dogs, Doomsday: The Ætheling Thing | Tagged anglo saxons, Doomsday, magic, new book, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, symbolism | 2 Comments

New Book – “Doomsday: The Ætheling Thing”

Posted on August 2, 2014 by Sue Vincent

Doomsday: The Ætheling Thing Stuart France & Sue Vincent “Who was this Arviragus bloke anyway?” Don studies the light as it plays through his beer, casting prisms on the table. How is it possible to hide such a story… the … Continue reading →

Posted in Ancient sites, Books, Doomsday: The Ætheling Thing | Tagged landscape, legend, myth, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, symbolism, The Silent Eye | 8 Comments

Headlights on dark roads…?

Posted on August 2, 2014 by Sue Vincent

I do not recommend the Ford Puma for anyone taller than, say, three foot, who wishes to spend a night in a car, particularly if you want to be able to move again in the morning. Though ‘wishes’ may be … Continue reading →