13th March 2019

Another re-wind/re-peat.   TARTARIA, MUD FLOOD AND RUSSIAN BOTS   I am NOT into Public Dissing. It goes against my nature. But when y’all Piss ME Off, y’all will get ALL of my Scottish, Scandinavian, English, Russian ancestors up the wazoo. Not Matter How Much It HURTS ME!!!!!!!! Meanwhile: Back in France…    

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Synchronicity 4 ME ?

Who played Cleopatra in Carry on Cleo? Amanda BARRIE   Who’s name on FAF FB is now Amanda Barry?   15th Feb 2019 – Written by ME   13th Sep 2019 – Written by ME   Good job that NC showed me that CLEOPATRA is just another PAPER TWIN. Just another LIE. Just another historical […]

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The Welsh Law of Women

I’ve got this book and read it. Ooops. Re-wind. I’ve got this book and tried to read it. And also one about the Mid -evil Irish Laws that governed women. If you’ve ever come across either and tried to make sense of this BS – you’ll understand where I’m coming from. Short GB précis of […]

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Ley Lines – GB 12th June 2019

There is someone on yt who is a V ery BAD (good?) influence on me. Re – tards? Re – wind? Re – peat? Mercury Re – trograde? Re – post? Re – try? Re – connect?   Ley Lines – GB 12th June 2019    

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What Happened in 1421?

Well. Jehanne d’Arc was 9 years old. So they say. And something big came from the sky and hit Yaroslavl!   11th May 2019 Or a bit of OMD ?  

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Pipers – Red Hot

OK. The silly are getting just pathetically sillier BUT… …the Brave are getting Braver?? We Will Rock Scotland :o)

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Iago

I keep hearing the wonderfully, gorge – ee- lishus Ken Bran spouting Iago lines. You know – that sweet but poisonous voice that whispers exactly what you think you want to hear. Oh. Yet. Iago. Iago. You are nothing but a goodly rotten trickster :o)  

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The Scoundrels Dictionary

The Scoundrel’s Dictionary, the anonymous 18th century pamphlet, has amused me for a few years now but it is quite hard to read in the original type-setting. Too many OLDE WORLDE confusions of S and F. Anyway, in this monograph I have modernised much of the original 18th century spelling and included several annotations to, […]

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Weave a Garland of My Vows

The title of my novel is a deliberate mis-quote of a Richard Crashaw poem. I explained this in May 2009   Wishes to His (Supposed) Mistress    And I might’ve/could’ve said before that my fave poet is a homie. Alfred, Lord Tennyson. Born a handful of miles from here. And my fave Tennyson poem is […]

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