A 13th c. Northumbrian lady
by Caitlin Christiana Wintour after stories from Ynglinga Saga This is the tale of the descendants of the giantess Rindr, who was fair beyond mortal women but whose heart was the heart of the wolf. 1. The Story of Randver The Cold Land lies north of the Black Sea, and there are many strange creatures… Continue Reading “The Wolf’s Story”
This is the documentation for “The Wolf’s Story” Iceland’s medieval works comprise one of the greatest bodies of national literature. Written between the 12th and 13th centuries, the sagas and stories contain history, romance, and the supernatural – often all at once. One of the best known and skilful authors was Snorri Sturluson, who lived… Continue Reading Documentation for “The Wolf’s Story”
It’s been forever since I posted, kindly blame Pentathlon preparation! I did want to post a praise poem that I wrote and performed in honor of my Shire, the Shire of al-Sahid in Caid. We are located in the high desert and up two mountain ranges, thus all the references to “earth’s bones” and “mountain… Continue Reading Praise Poem
Congratulations to Count Edward the Sinistre who fought for Countess Mora Buchanon. The Crown final was Count Edward against Sir Jamal fighting for Baroness Eowyn Amberdrake. (Who are both peers several times over.) The finals were well and honorably fought, and were a pleasure to watch. I must admit that I still jump every time… Continue Reading Caid’s Crown
Caid’s Crown Tourney is today in my home Shire. It’ll be a brisk mid-50s for a high, which is good for the fighters. Last time we held Crown it seemed like a tornado was blowing through, so I hope the winds are calmer today. Otherwise the site is lovely with green grass and trees. I… Continue Reading Off to Crown