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03/11/2025

Our medieval beast this week is the bat. Medieval bats were considered to be birds with teeth that gave birth to live young which they fed with milk. They were described as featherless quadrupeds with wings covered with stretched skin. This particular bat is from the Aberdeen Bestiary (c1200).

02/11/2025

A mysterious painting by Jan Preisler (1872-1918) is our writing prompt this week. What is this figure lying on the ground? And are those wings beneath its outflung arms?

01/11/2025

"When They Burned the Butterfly" by Wen-yi Lee is a q***r fantasy set in 1970s Singapore where a schoolgirl able to summon flame at her fingertips finds herself embroiled with a group of gangsters sworn to a fire goddess, all of them fighting for a place to be themselves.

31/10/2025

Let Jumble Publishing and Editing (https://jumblepublishing.com) handle your editing and self-publishing so you can carry on with the rest of your life.
Image: Hugo Salmson (1843-1894)

30/10/2025

Our final medieval cicada is remarkable for actually looking like a cicada even to the fine hairs on the legs. It is from an early manuscript of 'L'Acerba etas' by Cecco d'Ascoli (1257-1327).

29/10/2025

Many medieval cicadas are only vaguely insect-like. This odd little beastie is from a 13th century French version of "Liber de natura rerum" by Thomas de Cantimpré (1201-1272). It seems to have the prickles on its underside with which it was thought to absorb its food.

28/10/2025

This little green cicada is from a c1300-1325 version of "Der Naturen Bloeme" by Jacob van Maerlant (c1200-c1272). It seems to have a mouth which may explain its anxious expression as medieval cicadas were said to lack mouths and fed on dew which they somehow absorbed from 'prickles' on their undersides.

27/10/2025

Our medieval beast this week is the cicada which was thought to be born from a cuckoo's saliva. This image of five cicadas is from a 1447 French translation by Jean Corbechon (fl. 1350) of "De proprietatibus rerum" by Bartholomeus Anglicus (1203-1272).

26/10/2025

Our writing prompt this week is a painting by Wilhelm Peters (1851-1935) and shows an industrial scene. Is your focus going to be on the woman in the foreground or on the workroom as a whole?

25/10/2025

"Recipes for an Unexpected Afterlife" by Deston J. Munden features an undead orc knight forced into retirement who follows his passion to open a restaurant where the undead and the living can share food—and in the process he creates a community and a found family.

24/10/2025

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Image: Percy Thomas Macquoid (1852-1925).

23/10/2025

This particular medieval kingfisher is surprising in that it actually looks like a kingfisher as we know it, even to the colours. It is from the Alphonso Psalter, dated to 1284.

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
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Thursday	9am - 5pm
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