I am a book-lover and after having read and researched on the fascinating Middle Ages I decided not only to share all the information I had, but also to open a line of discussion. I started my blog in January, 2010. My blog gives details about the different steps in the laborious process of book-making, including relevant data about calligraphy, books and libraries, outstanding manuscripts, miniatures, music and literature of the time, ... as well as reference to websites and up-to-date informat… Continue

Date: May 1, 2010
Place: Mariner’s Church 5001 Newport Coast Dr, Irvine, CA
Time: 7:30 am – 4:30pm (Continental breakfast and lunch provided0)

Features:
Best-selling authors, magazine and book editors, and a literary agent;
Two three-part writing workshops for limited enrollment;
24 different lectures ranging from children’s writing to devotional writing, and inspirational magazine writing.
For registration information go to http://www.occwf.… Continue

Ok I am going put this out to the Ningverse. And see what comes to me. Last time I put something out it was to as for a place to be. That failed. O was told not to do so in some places. Many telling of good thoughts. Sending of well wishes and luck, but in this day and age those are words that have little worth within the social structure. And can hardly be spend for the items we need. So in Virginia I am, with items in Ohio and the trailer in Michigan.
I have been a Renaissance Fare/Medieval Ar… Continue

Medievalists.net has now reached 750 articles on its site, and we have posted other content too. including interviews, videos and book reviews.

Carl S. Pyrdum of Got Medieval has created Quondam et Futurus, a new Arthurian Wiki. His invitation in part reads:

My goal for the site is to create an encyclopedia of Arthurian knowledge accessible enough for the lay, non-academic audience (fanboyspeople included) and detailed enough to be useful fo

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