Many thanks indeed to all my long-suffering readers and friends. Yesterday, my website arrived at 15,000 hits! I know it's small fry in global web-traffic terms, but it's a pleasure to the Anglo-Saxon Monk that so many people have bothered to take a look at his slightly mad musings on all things medieval.
Particular thanks to the lovely people that were kind enough to be interviewed (I have devised a very effective, monastic, arm-up-the-back coercion technique):
Gale Owen-Crocker on the new ending to the Bayeux Tapestry; Patricia Bracewell on fictionalising Queen Emma; Christina Petty on Anglo-Saxon spinnin' an' weavin'; and Mark Faulkner on the mystery of Merlin's magic spells.
There's much to look forward to in the next few weeks, including: an interview with a real Viking who does tarot cards; how to lose both sin and weight on medieval fasting; and, my personal favourite, what the monks of Cartmel Priory rested their bottoms on!
You can't wait, can you!
Particular thanks to the lovely people that were kind enough to be interviewed (I have devised a very effective, monastic, arm-up-the-back coercion technique):
Gale Owen-Crocker on the new ending to the Bayeux Tapestry; Patricia Bracewell on fictionalising Queen Emma; Christina Petty on Anglo-Saxon spinnin' an' weavin'; and Mark Faulkner on the mystery of Merlin's magic spells.
There's much to look forward to in the next few weeks, including: an interview with a real Viking who does tarot cards; how to lose both sin and weight on medieval fasting; and, my personal favourite, what the monks of Cartmel Priory rested their bottoms on!
You can't wait, can you!
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