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Category Archives: The Colour of Life
Well, I’m back.
Hallo again. Apologies for the absence. But last week I woke up a little before my alarm and ready to get up (not with the bounding energy my sister’s known for, but still) not only one but three days. I can’t … Continue reading
I fell behind again — March wrap-up
Christus surrexit! Reading: Roman Religion, by Valerie Warrior. Brief introduction to the subject, which apart from occasional grammatical flaws (nothing very important, just occasionally makes it read roughly enough to be distracting) and use of BCE and CE, is okay … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Ordinary life, Reading, SCA, The Colour of Life, Writing
Tagged garb, music, scadian moments
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News on The Colour of Life
Christus surrexit hodie! Khristos voskres! Christus ist auferstanden! . . . or in the vulgar, Christ is risen! Also, we are snowed in. No rehearsal tonight, and a concert next week for which we are woefully unprepared. The Five Poisoned … Continue reading
July Wrap-up
Writing: Lots. I did Camp NaNo, and at first I set my goal at 20,000 words. That’s the upper limit for the Rooglewood contest submissions, which is what I was planning to do, so it was nice and easy. Then … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Of the North, Ordinary life, Reading, Revision, SCA, snippet, The Colour of Life, Writing
Tagged Rooglewood contest, Tolkien
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Things ganging agley
Because this is what happens when I make plans. I try not to, because then I get attached, and when they don’t turn out, I get sad about it. It’s easier just not to plan, and then whenever you get … Continue reading
Posted in Of the North, Research, SCA, The Colour of Life, Wind Age, work in progress
Tagged pictures, quotes, Rooglewood contest
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Three Drops of Blood
Last week I said I’d be telling you more about my Snow White retelling. I don’t want to talk about it too much, as it is for a contest, but I have back-cover copy: Snow White in Orthodox Russia … Continue reading
Announcing. . .
Here’s the thing. I was planning (and dropped a hint or two on the blog to this effect) to write the Mediterranean-fairy-tale story for the last Rooglewood contest. Then I found out it was Snow White, and the two didn’t … Continue reading