I rarely get overtly political, but I cannot remain silent in this issue. The “zero tolerance” policy recently enacted (May 2018) and enforced by the current administration is unconscionable, cruel, and inhumane. American was born upon the principle…
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Early medieval houses in Ireland: some perspectives from archaeology, early Irish history, and experimental archaeology – Early Medieval Ireland and Beyond
Sunday 28th May 2017 Aidan O’Sullivan, Brendan O’Neill and Eileen Reilly Early medieval houses in Ireland, as elsewhere, were the places where people slept, worked on crafts, prepared and consumed … Source: Early medieval houses in Ireland: some perspectives from…
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Posted in History
Living in an almost-famous place
I just moved to New York. Not New York City, mind you, but western upstate New York. It’s an area that most people – those that don’t live in the non-New York City part of the state – never think…
Interview with Ellie Gray, author of Beauty and the Recluse
Today I am interviewing Ellie Gray. She is the author of Beauty and the Recluse. Come join us! Following the recent death of her father, and in need of both a job and somewhere to live, Kiya…
Historical fantasy, time travel adventure, and urban fantasy 