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Tag Archives: Books
Dear Wen: Imaginary Isles…
Dear Wen, ‘I don’t know. I wasn’t there…It’s impossible to say…’ Well, not having been invited to Ashbourne of course… The bell clapper sounding hollowly is an analogy of a lost soul… The bell or the ‘silent shell’ is the … Continue reading
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Dear Don: Imaginary Isles…
Dear Don, It was an interesting weekend with the research. The south transept window from Ashbourne has opened a whole set of mysteries to track down and so far I’ve only got a little way in. I enlisted the help … Continue reading
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Dear Wen: Dorcas…
Dear Wen, ‘O Great Seer, pray turn a page and read to us from the Dread Book of Assassinations…’ Just a pity we will not be able to quote from it in any of the books! The pigeon made you … Continue reading
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Dear Wen: Wednesbury…
Dear Wen I suppose ultimately ‘Odin’s Steed’ is the eight-spoked wheel of the year, which he rides like the wind and which could almost be yet another parallel with the ‘Christ-Spirit’ that blows where it listeth… Repton and Breedon would … Continue reading
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Dear Don: Wednesbury…
Dear Don, Still cross-eyed from the editing but Doomsday should be ready for off by August as we planned. I can’t believe how much stuff there is in there… or how much more we have already for Dark Sage! All … Continue reading
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Lizard Men…
* QUEEN OF THE NIGHT… It is night and I cannot sleep. Jed cannot sleep either. I can hear him turning in his bed but I do not speak. Steve is asleep. It must be about three in the morning. … Continue reading
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Papal Bull…
Celtic Saint instrumental in the Eucharist of Fish and Loaves?… * The Venerable Bede recorded in his Historia Ecclesiastica Gentis Anglorum, a copy of the letter written in 601AD which Pope Gregory sent to Abbot Mellitus, who was part of … Continue reading
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Dear Wen: Saxon Sisters…
Hi, Wen… ‘…Doom’s Children…The Children of Doom… They told my Lord the way to the Mountain of Power. They told him to throw down his sword and return to the earth. Ha! Time enough for the earth… in the grave.’ … Continue reading
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Dear Don: Saxon Sisters…
Dear Don, It’s been a bit hectic round here this week, what with one thing and another, but I did manage to dig up our Saxon sisters… not literally, you understand… though I’m working on that…. I did find a … Continue reading
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Anita Dawes and Jaye Marie Review ‘Prelude’ by Widdershins
Reblogged from Anita Dawes and Jaye Marie: Shamans come in all shapes and sizes, from all walks of life, from all the continents of the Earth. We’ve been around since the human race realized there was more to existence … Continue reading
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