Jumble Publishing and Editing

Jumble Publishing and Editing Self-publishing and editing services based in Albany, Western Australia but available worldwide online.

Today's writing prompt is this happy looking fellow painted by William Henry Hunt (1790-1864). Is this lad going to shar...
21/12/2025

Today's writing prompt is this happy looking fellow painted by William Henry Hunt (1790-1864). Is this lad going to share that pie or is he planning to keep it to himself?

"A Famous Broken Heart" by Ann Druyan is a re-issue of the 1977 fantasy which features a cast of legendary fictional cha...
20/12/2025

"A Famous Broken Heart" by Ann Druyan is a re-issue of the 1977 fantasy which features a cast of legendary fictional characters struggling to understand what has gone wrong with the world of readers.

Jumble Publishing and Editing (https://jumblepublishing.com) can see to your editing and self-publishing needs so you ca...
19/12/2025

Jumble Publishing and Editing (https://jumblepublishing.com) can see to your editing and self-publishing needs so you can revel in the outside world.
Image: Bryan Hook (1856-1925)

Medieval tigers were described as being very fast and strong and this image from the Lutterell Psalter (c1325-1340) look...
18/12/2025

Medieval tigers were described as being very fast and strong and this image from the Lutterell Psalter (c1325-1340) looks as if it might be both, although it looks more like a big dog than a big cat.

The medieval confusion about what a tiger looked like is examplified by this illustration from the Helmingham Herbal and...
17/12/2025

The medieval confusion about what a tiger looked like is examplified by this illustration from the Helmingham Herbal and Bestiary (c1500). It is again shown as being distracted by a mirror.

The stripes for which modern tigers are known are markedly absent in the description of medieval tigers resulting in a v...
16/12/2025

The stripes for which modern tigers are known are markedly absent in the description of medieval tigers resulting in a variety of depictions including this multi-coloured spotted tiger from a British Second Family Bestiary (late 13th century).

This week's medieval beast is the tiger which is often shown being distracted with a mirror so a hunter can steal its cu...
15/12/2025

This week's medieval beast is the tiger which is often shown being distracted with a mirror so a hunter can steal its cub as in this image from the always outstanding Aberdeen Bestiary (c1200).

A portrait by Georges de La Tour (1593-1652) for today's writing prompt. The title says the instrument is a hurdy-gurdy ...
14/12/2025

A portrait by Georges de La Tour (1593-1652) for today's writing prompt. The title says the instrument is a hurdy-gurdy so why is this gentleman playing it? And how does it work? What sort of sound is it making?

"Truthtaker" by Lysandra James is a fantasy set in an alternate Regency where a matriarchal society where women thrive a...
13/12/2025

"Truthtaker" by Lysandra James is a fantasy set in an alternate Regency where a matriarchal society where women thrive and men are driven to madness has developed 300 years after their ancestors' ship became trapped in a frozen inland sea only for long-buried lies to start to surface and threaten their world.

Jumble Publishing and Editing (https://jumblepublishing.com) can manage your self-publishing and editing so you can stop...
12/12/2025

Jumble Publishing and Editing (https://jumblepublishing.com) can manage your self-publishing and editing so you can stop and glory in the sunset.
Image: Louis Rémy Mignot (1831–1870)

Medieval nightingales had medicinal uses. If eaten, they were said to keep someone awake. Their bile was also thought to...
11/12/2025

Medieval nightingales had medicinal uses. If eaten, they were said to keep someone awake. Their bile was also thought to be able to treat clouded eyes. This nightingale is from a Dutch version of "Der Naturen Bloeme" by Jacob van Maerlant (c1200-c1273) dated c1300-c1325.

Medieval nightingales were thought to occasionally have song competitions with the loser usually dying. This image of tw...
10/12/2025

Medieval nightingales were thought to occasionally have song competitions with the loser usually dying. This image of two nightingales is from a bestiary by Pierre de Beauvais (fl. c1218).

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