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A parchment which has been written upon twice, the first writing having been erased to make place for the second. -- Longfellow (translator of Dante's Divine Comedy)
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Medieval Book Reviews !
All Things Medieval !

MEDIEVAL ROMANCE        MEDIEVAL MYSTERY        MEDIEVAL FICTION      
 MEDIEVAL ECHOES        AUTHORS


Medieval Echoes
Debut Romance UK Release !
What's New

The Gargoyle
Andrew Davidson


Dante's Inferno
internalized

 and Medieval
Christian
mysticism

Her One Desire
Kimberly Killion

  Recent Release!

Viking Warrior,
 Unwilling Wife
Michelle Styles

Dec 2008 - North
 America
Release


Immortals: The
Crossing by Joy

Nash
Modern, humorous
 
tribute to Dante's
 Inferno

         Recent     Recommended      Reads

His Captive Lady
Carol Townend

Wessex Weddings
Saxons and Normans!

Magic in His Kiss
Shari Anton


A Pendragon Princess

A Knight Most Wicked
Joanne Rock

Unique Tristan Tale,
A Bohemian Wildcat!

A Knight Well Spent
Jackie Ivie


Scottish
Romance


Taken by the Viking
Michelle Styles


Viking
Romance





      Eclectic collection of Medievalia

The Briton
Catherine Palmer
Inspirational Medieval!

Dark Rider
Kathrynn Dennis

A Veterinarian's
Vision

In Her Bed
Deborah MacGillvray

Oh, So Medieval!


The Knight's Courtship
Joanne Rock

Troubadour Tribute
     Medieval Milestones

William Caxton
1472 - Printed first book in English, his own
translation of 'The Recuyell of the Histories of Troye'
1476 - established first printing press in England
at Westminster. Among books he printed were:
Chaucer's 'Canterbury Tales'
Gower's 'Confession Amantis'
Malory's 'Le Morte d'Arthur'
The BBC on William Caxton


Margery Kempe - First Autobiography in
English, written via amanuensis.
Mapping Margery Kempe
More about Margery Kempe
"A married woman who attempted to live a life
devoted to Christ, Margery sought official Church
recognition for her status as a spiritual woman
and mystic, while continuing to live and travel in
the secular world. She experienced intense
emotional visionary encounters with Christ"
Above quote from Mapping Margery Kempe
Upcoming Reviews

Bloodstone Castle
Mirella Patzer


Master of Surrender
Karin Tabke


The King's Champion
Catherine March


The Serpent's Tale
Ariana Franklin


Love's Magic
Traci E. Hall

       

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