InWeirdly TruebyWorthy Things·Oct 25 Manuscripts That Seem to Predict Events From Long After They Were Written#2. The Prophecy of the PopesA response icon2A response icon2
InNew ChoicesbyHanan 🐈⬛·Aug 27The Things We Know Are Not Always What We ThinkHow we misinterpret what we see, build stories around It, and live by them
EMMANUEL LEGEARD·Aug 24Review of “Histoire du Berry” in Mediaevistik (2026) By Andrew Breeze, Royal Historical Society…The fabulous bibliophile Jean, duc de Berry (1340–1416), is known to all enlightened people; but few know Berry, his duchy, located around…
Jason Karpeles·Jun 26Marooned, Half-Mad, and Still Wrong: The Last Letter Columbus Ever WroteIn July 1503, stranded on a beached ship in Jamaica, Christopher Columbus wrote to his monarchs claiming he was ten days from the Ganges…
Berkeley Books WV·May 20Lost English Treasure Rewrites Timeline of English LiteratureTracking the Travels of “Cædmon’s Hymn” from England to Italy
Robert H Edwards PhD·Apr 30A Voynich strategyIn my book Voynich Reconsidered (Schiffer Publishing, 2024), and in articles on this and other platforms, I have proposed that the search…A response icon1A response icon1
Art Stories·Apr 3The Killer Rabbit of Caerbannog — The Revenge of the Fluffy OnesThe killer rabbit from Monty Python and the Holy Grail is not a mere invention, but is based on medieval illustrations and stories.
Gracie Hansen·Mar 6The Book of the North Project: Preservation & InnovationAudio story by Gracie Hansen.
WISDOM·Mar 4How Do You Study a Language Nobody Has Spoken for 1,000+ Years?Leuven Centre for Irish Studies Lecture on Old Irish Language History and Textual Transmission
Jordyn Gobble·Oct 22, 2025I Went Back in Time and Became an Illuminator for Marco Polo?A short story devised as means to entertainingly incorporate various famous Medieval art pieces and concepts into one diary. I am not an…
