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The SkyPath Crusade A Science Fiction Epic Poem Copyright © 2007 by Daniel Schilling All Rights Reserved Chapter Thirteen She thought she heard some whispered words Supined upon her bed In an… more →
The SkyPath Crusade
#1605: Bk. 10E, The Ring and the Book by Robert Browning
marialectrix wrote 1 week ago: The Ring and the Book continues. In this segment, the Pope announces his continued belief in God fro … more →
#1604: Bk. 10D, The Ring and the Book by Robert Browning
marialectrix wrote 1 week ago: The Ring and the Book continues. In this segment, the Pope thinks about the poor showing that Christ … more →
#1603: Bk. 10C, The Ring and the Book by Robert Browning
marialectrix wrote 1 week ago: The Ring and the Book continues, after being abandoned on this podcast since January. (Yes, it … more →
Beowulf, only a comment
willitneverend wrote 2 weeks ago: Beowulf, slayer of monsters, vanquished Grendel, Grendel’s vengeful mother and, later, the … more →
Lost tales
Simone wrote 2 weeks ago: Tales Before Narnia I’ve never been a big one for short stories but when perusing the New Titl … more →
first post at National Dream (DI blog)
Jack Mitchell wrote 3 months ago: My first post at the Dominion Institute blog is up: it’s a bit anecdotal, and talks about J. M … more →
Short Summary of Beowulf: the Greatest Epic or Heroic Poem
Rakesh Patel wrote 3 months ago: Beowulf was perhaps composed during the 9th century A. D. by someone whose name is not known. It is … more →
Twitter and the death of Epic Poetry
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mnemosynewrites wrote 3 months ago: This is absolutely hilarious: - via Boing Boing Homer’s Odyssey, 140 characters at a time as … more →
Librivox - Edmund Spencer's Fairy Queen
nathan777 wrote 3 months ago: I’m working with the team to provide a free audiobook version of Edmund Spencer’s Fair … more →
#1506: Part 22, Argonautica by Apollonius Rhodius
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marialectrix wrote 4 months ago: The Argonautica continues, as the Argonauts find themselves facing their greatest challenge yet … more →
#1497: Bk. 10A, The Ring and the Book by Robert Browning
marialectrix wrote 5 months ago: The Ring and the Book continues, as the Pope ponders Guido’s appeal for a stay of execution. ( … more →
#1490: Bk. 9C, The Ring and the Book by Robert Browning
marialectrix wrote 6 months ago: The Ring and the Book continues, as we reach the end of yet another volume of the poem. Next week, w … more →
#1481: Bk. 9B, The Ring and the Book by Robert Browning
marialectrix wrote 7 months ago: The Ring and the Book continues, as the prosecuting attorney continues to argue for Pompilia’s … more →
#1475: Pt. 18, Argonautica by Apollonius Rhodius
marialectrix wrote 7 months ago: The Argonautica continues, as the tragedy portion of the story of Jason and Medea begins. I don … more →
#1471: Bk. 9A, The Ring and the Book by Robert Browning
marialectrix wrote 7 months ago: The Ring and the Book continues, as the public prosecutor begins telling his side of the story. Book … more →
Bitter Whimsy - The Epic Poem
JohnAnkh wrote 7 months ago: It floats like a butterfly on gossamer wings. Never a caterpillar and not ever a goose. Honk, honk, … more →
#1461: Bk. 8E, The Ring and the Book by Robert Browning
marialectrix wrote 7 months ago: The Ring and the Book continues, as the public defense attorney finishes telling his side of the sto … more →
#1440: Bk. 8D, The Ring and the Book by Robert Browning
marialectrix wrote 8 months ago: The Ring and the Book continues, as the lawyer for the defense continues to plan his arguments. Book … more →
Seonowe onsprungon, burston bān-locan.
Andrew Babb wrote 8 months ago: My debit card came in the mail today. Yippee. Now to find a source of income. Right… I fini … more →
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