Encyclopedias that described the natural world gained popularity in the Middle Ages. Their sections on animals, called “bestiaries,” are what we most often remember. Continue reading 10 Weird Medieval Beasts
Travel. Taste. Teach.
Spain through the eyes of a novelist, expat, and ESL teacher
Candid Book Reviews by a book addict
Providing fresh perspectives on America's defining event
Author.
A place about fungus among us!
Essays on the works of J. R. R. Tolkien
Where what I review isn't new
Welcome to My Life
Online archive and community for post-1945, non-Anglophone Chauceriana
the stories behind the pictures, and vice versa
Poetry & Medicine
storytelling the world
Official site of author and historian Sean Munger.
Let Your Eyes Do The Talking...
What were their stories for us?
Candid cultural comments from the Isles of Wonder
welcome to my worlds...
Your Friendly Guide to All Things in the Imperial Triumvirate!
Experience the trip of a lifetime as you journey back to your family origins...
Author of the 'Lauren's Story' about a teenage runaway who ends up sleeping rough.
A NEW LOOK AT OLD STUFF
Russian and Eastern European History and Culture
A DAILY RITUAL OF WRITING
AUTHOR - HUSBAND - FATHER - CHRIST FOLLOWER
It's time to get hella serious about writing!
Shortness of Breadth
A MOSAIC OF BITS AND PIECES ON TRAVEL, LIFE AND TIMES
Travel of the hidden-treasure variety
Sharing writing tips, information, and advice.
Just a redheaded woman who is obsessed with books
Connecting Authors and Readers
Frank book reviews
Golden Age comic books, Tabletop and Miniature Gaming, superhero RPGs
Erik Kwakkel blogging about medieval manuscripts
A suggestion a day from the Williamsburg Regional Library
