What is the secret to effective chivalry? One can read about the ideals and commandments of chivalry all day (thanks in large part to a chap named Leon Gautier). But how do you actually take…
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Rejoicing and Jubilation! We’re thrilled to give you Juvament!: A Mythical Mess (from the Medieval Muddles world) for FREE! Download, share, enjoy…
Leave a CommentHappy Independence Day! In celebration, we are happy to let you know Mubblefubbles is on Amazon, waiting for you to enjoy on your day off! Take a read and let us know what you think!
Leave a CommentThe newest book from J. Aaron Gruben will be coming soon! As we make the final preparations, we thought you might enjoy a sneak preview. Read the first chapter of The Mubblefubbles here! Enjoy!
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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…
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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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One of the things that stood out while researching and writing my new book Crescent Tides (which I’m excited to say will come out very soon), was the frequent similarity between the 16thcentury Ottoman Empire…
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