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Tag Archives: book
Leornung: Rǣdinga on Scolum
There are, of course, quite a number of universities, colleges, institutions, clubs, societies, organizations where you can learn the history, language, culture, etc. of the Anglo-Saxons and Norse. Right now, as it turns out, many universities are posting their course … Continue reading
Posted in Bōc-Cræft (Literature), Leornung (Learning), Sprǣc (Language)
Tagged anglo-saxons, book, class, course, dorset, moira canal festival, mythology, old english, old norse, ship, university, vikings
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Interview with Stuart Johns, Author of the “Ǽrworuld” Series
“‘Why do you invade my resting place, stranger?’ Coenred gripped the hilt of his shield and the hairs on his neck stood up, his common sense screaming at him to flee this place; but he did not draw the mace. … Continue reading
Posted in Bōc-Cræft (Literature), Gemōt (Meetings, Interviews)
Tagged author, book, Ǽrworuld, fantasy, literature, Stuart Johns
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