InMythos BlogbyLiam G. Martin·Oct 31The Mythology of Wayland The SmithWayland was a legendary blacksmith in Germanic myth…A response icon1A response icon1
Rebecca Trocki·Oct 3October — WinterfyllethThe old English people split the year into two seasons, summer and winter, placing six months — during which the days are longer than the…
Andrew Livecchi·Jul 18Inside the Anglo-Saxon Shield-Wall: Exploring the Battle of MaldonThe year is AD 991 and a Viking army rages across east England. Led by the fearsome King Olaf, the warrior crews of ninety-three longships…
InReaders ClubbyAurel Stratan·Jun 27Who Lived in Britain Before the Anglo-Saxons?The history of Britain is a story of successive migrations, mixing and cultural transformation.A response icon3A response icon3
InReaders ClubbyAurel Stratan·Jun 20The Saxons Were not Invaders — They Were Invited to BritainThen they took control.A response icon8A response icon8
Francisca·May 10Have you ever read Percy Bysshe Shelley? (and why I’m writing about it)Not like reposting a quote or an aesthetic poem on Pinterest, I mean read him.
InE³ — Entertain Enlighten EmpowerbyKen Boddie·Mar 17I Swear“You frothy ill-breeding puttock!”A response icon11A response icon11
