World Building and Woolgathering
Six Interesting (and possibly Neglected) Entries
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Centaurs Outside Eden
Sphinxes and Sepulchres
Unlikely Golems
Fifty Religious Processions
The Silent Quarter
The Orrery of Golems
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Tuesday, 11 July 2017
What do you wear: a case study
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My recent posts have all been of a piece, but I didn't have anything in mind regarding clothing until something crossed my mind. Therefo...
Saturday, 8 July 2017
Where do you bathe?
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Having broached the "Where do you..." topic in an earlier post, I am going to revisit this. The question raised itself, unlike the...
Wednesday, 5 July 2017
Fallout: Home Counties - The Three Sabres Mercenary Company
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The Three Sabres Mercenary Company exist as a deliberate reference to the Essex county coat of arms; three sabres on a red field. The sabres...
Sunday, 25 June 2017
d20 Wizarding Home Furnishings
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1. A stuffed crocodile, suspended from the ceiling. Everyone at the Arcane College had one. 2. A twenty-eight league bootrack, suitable for...
Friday, 23 June 2017
Where do you sleep?
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The old chestnut "You all meet in a tavern," is rather scorned, with good reason. It has so much of the off-the-shelf fantasy worl...
Tuesday, 20 June 2017
Fallout: Home Counties - London
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London is an old city; with many regions possessing identities of their own - because in centuries past, they were independent villages in t...
Tuesday, 13 June 2017
P.D James's The Children of Men: Theme, Tone and Adaptation
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Recently, I came across a critical examination of the 2006 film Children of Men - an adaptation of the 1992 novel The Children of Men by B...
Tuesday, 6 June 2017
Fallout: Home Counties - Material and Domestic Culture in the White Horses
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This was purpose designed as a narrative; an instructional day-in-the-life story. Perhaps not exciting, but useful. It’s a cold October a...
Fallout: Home Counties - The White Horse Brotherhood
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In origin, this was a simple reference to the symbol of Kent - a white horse on a red background. These were the ingredients: the fact i...
Friday, 2 June 2017
Fallout: Home Counties and British SF: A few notes
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EDIT: This post probably explains this matter more coherently - and in a more timely fashion. Closer to the 50’s John Wyndham – it’s i...
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