Another project I’m working on is a chivalry study for teenage students. Here is a rough draft of a day’s work near the beginning of the study. I’d love to hear your thoughts! …
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Tonight I made an example of a Sallust map to illustrate my newest project The Mubblefubbles, which traces the misadventures of a pair of 13th century dragon-slaying bards. I’ve built this map by modifying the original map…
Leave a CommentWe’re still working on a new edition of King, which will be out soon! In it, we’re excited to include some study questions (historical and theological) for each chapter. We’ve uploaded these to download for…
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After years of strenuous authoring, punctuated by fits of giggling, and occasional moments of despair at the monumental task of making some kind of coherent plot out of all the weirdness… I am thrilled to…
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Get ready to relax your brain cells on a none-to-serious comedic romp through the fictitious land of Beorcholt, which has nestled obscurely outside the pages of 13th century English history until now. In just two…
Leave a CommentWe’re excited to be in the final stages of completing Juvament! To read a preview of the first couple chapters, click here. Stay tuned for the whole book soon. Enjoy!
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A few pictures from our Adam’s Eve celebration… Of course, there must be made plenty of apple treats. This made ye citizens right merrye… Also enjoy these additional pictures from a fan celebration! Thanks, Catie! …
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Adam’s Eve: a holiday falling on the morrow we never seem to celebrate, perhaps because of its strange oddities! (Or perhaps, possibly, because it is only found in a yet unpublished book…) Well, you are…
3 CommentsA fun change for a post today… Check out these infographics regarding the world of Beorcholt from Juvament!
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Following is an excerpt from a history section of King: A Christian’s Call to Imitate Christ’s Kingship. (Each chapter has a history section followed by a theological look at a kingly characteristic.) Enjoy! The Time:…
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