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Category Archives: science of middle-earth
Writings
It’s just occurred to me that I have the manuscripts of three different books at three different publishers, in three different genres, at once, all together, simultaneously, and at the same time. This has never happened before. The Beowulf Effect: … Continue reading
Posted in chthonic, data entry at the OK corral, eldritch, erumpent, reanimus press, science of middle-earth, Science-fiction, sex, the beowulf effect, the hobbit, the science of middle earth, the sigil, tolkien, Writing, Writing & Reading
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Crabs
Last weekend the environs of North Norfolk were infested by played host to the Cromer and Sheringham Crab and Lobster Festival. Cromer’s turn was Saturday, but I missed it as I was too busy in my shed listening to tapes … Continue reading
Posted in beachcombing, Blog Norfolk!, crab, Cromer, eldritch, erumpent, hieronymous bosch, hobbits, i remember when we once had grass, lobster, science of middle-earth, Science-fiction, sea mammal research unit, sheringham, Silliness, the beowulf effect, Writing & Reading
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