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Tag: Medieval history

medieval studies

Wyrm

By Martine Mussies | December 10, 2020May 3, 2022 by Martine Mussies

In various pieces of fan fiction #KingAlfred, a mysterious creature makes its appearance: the wyrm. Intrigued by this secretive being, I was inspired to research its earlier appearances. During Old English Fun Time Online, I…

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Hasse Simonsdochter I

By Martine Mussies | July 17, 2020August 29, 2020 by Martine Mussies

A new category for this blog, to practice my English and to introduce you to one of my favourite books: Hasse Simonsdochter (1983), by Thea Beckman. In this romanticised version of the story about Jan…

medieval studies the medium formerly known as TV

Princess Gis(e)la of France

By Martine Mussies | April 20, 2020April 28, 2020 by Martine Mussies

Special interests are one of the most common characteristics of people with autism*, and in my experience, they often come as a surprise. While watching Netflix’ series Vikings to examine the portrayal of King Alfred,…

Domcantorij medieval studies

Rochester Cathedral

By Martine Mussies | August 16, 2019June 9, 2021 by Martine Mussies

Together with 35 of my fellow singers and our conductor, I crossed the Channel! For this week, the Domcantorij sings the Evensongs and Sunday services at Rochester Cathedral. And I thought it would be nice…

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