Pronouncing Welsh Names in the Arthurian Age
How to pronounce the Old Welsh names of Arthurian characters in “The Retreat to Avalon”, plus a spoiler image for the upcoming, “The Strife of Camlann”!
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How to pronounce the Old Welsh names of Arthurian characters in “The Retreat to Avalon”, plus a spoiler image for the upcoming, “The Strife of Camlann”!
The dark age kingdom of the Gododdin, in modern day Scotland, has some very strong ties to the legends and history of King Arthur.
Who were the mysterious Picts? Find out and get a surprise sneak preview from the upcoming sequel, The Strife of Camlann!
The Iron Age Novantae tribe of southwestern Scotland gave their name to an obscure kingdom called Nouant. How do they fit into The Arthurian Age?
The most important battle of King Arthur’s era, the Siege of Mount Badon is shrouded in mystery. But there are clues that can help recreate what may have happened.
The ancient kingdom of Alt Clut was one of the longest lasting Brythonic speaking kingdoms of Britain. Learn how it fits into The Arthurian Age.
Today I’d like to give some more information about the new release I’m a part of, Janet Morris’ anthology, Heroika: Skirmishers.
In Post-Roman Britain, Scotland was a land of Britons and Picts. Not the Scoti Irish.
Now that I have your attention with such a blasphemous title, let me clarify. Saint Patrick was not Irish, nor Welsh. Not exactly. We have very little documentation from the time of St. Patrick, who is believed to have been born at the end of the fourth century. What we have are two documents written … Read more
The second book in the Heroika anthology series from famed author, Janet Morris! Twelve unique tales of those who rely on speed and cunning to survive!