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St. Crispin’s Day

October 25, 2008

St. Crispin’s Day, in the eighth year of King Richard II Today is the holy day of that most venerated of Crispins. Not me, of course. An ancient Crispin with … Read More »

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Christmas Vigil

December 24, 2008

It is cold on London’s streets. My cloak and leather hood are weak shelter against the icy hand of nature. Occasionally, a shopkeeper lights wood in a brazier outside his … Read More »

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Jack’s Cooking

January 23, 2009

St. Paul’s Day, in the eighth year of King Richard II Jack’s cooking has gotten better over the few months I’ve known him, though he is little to blame for … Read More »

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Spring

April 4, 2009

St. Guier of Cornwall, the eighth year of the reign of King Richard It is spring. It is not a season I favor. Oh, I suppose I did at one … Read More »

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Mothers

May 10, 2009

Saint Bede’s Day, the eighth year in the regin of King Richard It isn’t often I think of my mother. Johanna. Her hair was black, as is mine. I remember it … Read More »

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Jack Learns a Lesson

June 30, 2009

Saint Paul’s Day, Eighth year of the reign of King Richard Jack Tucker. Your ginger hair gleams in the firelight. Your eyes are contantly moving, assessing. I watch you watching … Read More »

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Treason

July 17, 2009

Saint Alexis Day, the eighth year of the reign of King Richard Treason. How I despise the word. The very notion. Under the old King Edward, such whispers would have … Read More »

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Summer Passes

September 27, 2009

Feastday of Saint Sigebert in the Eighth Year of the Reign of King Richard And so the summer passes with narry a whimper. But springs, summers, and autumns are much … Read More »

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Female Companionship

October 27, 2009

Feast Day of Saint Frumentius, the Eighth Year of the Reign of King Richard In a stale room above a tinker’s shop rises the sharp smells of butchering from the … Read More »

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Feasts

November 24, 2009

Feast Day of Saint Clement I, The eighth year of the reign of King Richard It has been many a day since I have feasted in my own great hall … Read More »

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