Tag Archives: dark ages

Guest author: Tim Clarkson ~ Æthelflæd: the Lady of the Mercians

Posted on August 12, 2018 by Sue Vincent

This year marks the 1100th anniversary of the death of one of the most remarkable women in English history. Her name was Æthelflæd and she died at Tamworth in Staffordshire on 12th June 918. She was the eldest daughter of … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Guest post, History | Tagged ancient kingdoms, Anglo-Saxon, Æthelflæd, dark ages, legends, medieval Britain, mercia | 14 Comments

Dark Sage – extract

Posted on November 3, 2014 by Sue Vincent

“Don’t you think it’s odd,” says Wen, “Osiris ends up in a pillar hewn from a tree, Odin hangs from a tree to gain sacred knowledge and Christ dies on a cross cut from a tree?” “Well it’s quite clearly … Continue reading →

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New Release….

Posted on October 31, 2014 by Sue Vincent

Doomsday: Dark Sage Now available on Amazon The piper of Shacklow The fiddler of Fin The old woman of Demon’s Dale Calls them all in. They said I was born of the Balefire, when the priestesses left the enclosure to … Continue reading →