Great blog find from Wulfila

Introducing Porthkennack, A New Shared World Series! Welcome to Porthkennack, a charming Cornish seaside town with a long and sometimes sinister history. Legend says King Arthur’s Black Knight built the fort on the headland here, and it’s a certainty that the town was founded on the proceeds of smuggling, piracy on the high seas, and…

I found this on the Whosoever Magazine egroup and thought it was interesting, and possibly appropriate for today (being Mother’s Day in the USA, I think). A sermon about the places in the Bible where God is referred to as female; “Trust in God–She will provide.”

In a very interesting post here Why Accuracy in Historical Romance Matters and then tops it up by interviewing Erastes, Lee Rowan, Charlie Cochrane, Josh Lanyon, Kate Rothwell, Bonnie Dee and me over here. In which I successfully occupy the middle ground again.  And why not?  I happen to be one of those people who…

I haven’t managed to write a word since last Thursday, and this is starting to get ridiculous.  On the other hand, I’m pleased to say that Away with the Faeries is definitely alive.  I can feel it brewing.  It keeps suggesting things for me to research – the Hindu equivalent of elves, for example.  If…

I’ve been running a couple of blogs on WordPress for a while now, and I love their stats and ease of use.  But they have one big disadvantage – no notification if anyone posts a comment.  Lengthy trials have proved to me that I *need* that feature, or I just don’t check back and reply. …