We have all of our authors for Circle of Logres: Encyclopædia Arthuriana. 😁
Now at source 1525 out of 2867 total. Hope that by year’s end the Grand Bibliography will have all of its citations verified. If not, another year will be added to the publishing calendar. We shall see what 2022 brings. So, until next month, True Believers, Excalibur! 😎
It was decided that because the Afterword to The Compendium volume will be not only a capstone to the text itself, it will also be such to the entire Encyclopædia, that three authors were needed to properly encapsulate the content and importance of both The Compendium volume and the whole of the Circle of Logres: Encyclopædia Arthuriana.
Fiona Ingram started her fiction writing career after a family trip with her mom and two young nephews to Egypt for the ‘adventure of a lifetime’ that changed her life. She decided to write a short story for her nephews as a different kind of souvenir of their holiday. The short story turned into a full-length book that turned into an exciting seven-book adventure series. Fiona’s multi-award-winning middle-grade series is sure to get any reluctant young reader to love books. She edits for a top book review company, teaches online novel writing, and is busy writing the next adventure in the series.
Cheryl Carpinello is a retired high school English teacher. After 20+ years of working with students who didn’t like to read, she discovered the topics that inspired those Reluctant Readers to pick up books: Arthurian Legend and stories from the Ancient World. With her Tales & Legends, she inspires Reluctant Young Readers & others to read more and explore the legends of the world.
After teaching French, Latin, and Classical Studies for almost 20 years, Wendy Leighton-Porter’s career took a new direction when she decided to fulfil her ambition of becoming a children’s author. A passion for history inspired her debut writing project – an ambitious 25-part series of Middle-Grade time-travel adventures, Shadows from the Past. Each of the stories is set during periods of history that have always fascinated her, including that of the Dark Ages world of Arthurian legend. Adventure and education always go hand-in-hand in Wendy’s books, which are designed to allow young readers to learn, perhaps without even realising it.
Welcome aboard Fiona, Cheryl, and Wendy!
On source 1278 of 2844 in the Grand Bibliography. Posting updates once per month on the first official work day of the month. Doing my best to stay on schedule. May have to move the deadline for the project out another year. We shall see what Summer brings. Until next time, True Believers, Excalibur! 😎
Currently at source 1205 out of 2838 in the Grand Bibliography for Circle of Logres: Encyclopædia Arthuriana. Making great progress. Steadily posting updates on the first official work day of each month. Recently diagnosed with PTSD. Hope to improve on that front over time.
So, until next month, True Believers, Excalibur! 😎
On source 958 out of 2838 in the Grand Bibliography. Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday are full work days. Tuesday and Thursday are half work days. Saturday is off day. Will be continuing with monthly updates. Until April, True Believers, Excalibur! 😎
Making progress. At source 858 out of 2811. Should be completely through the Grand Bibliography by Summer. Until next month’s update, True Believers, Excalibur! 😎
John W Leys will be writing the Afterword to the Lancelot volume. He is an Indie Poet, Writer, Ukulele player, Amateur philosopher, Geek, and Author of The Darkness of His Dreams and Whispers of a One-Eyed Raven. Welcome aboard, John! 😎
At source 645 out of 2780 total sources in the Grand Bibliography. It is my hope that 2021 will be considerably more productive than 2020. I have decided to give two Sunday updates per month. Not sure when the second post for January will be, but all of the first monthly updates will occur on the first work day of each month. 😁
So, until the second update for January 2021, True Believers, Excalibur! 😎
Currently made it to source 598 out of 2736. That is approximately 22% (21.85672514619883…). Outlining the remainder of the year: this is the last official update for 2020. That does not mean that I might not post another update or two before 2021. It all depends on how much progress I continue to make. Technically, my “off week” for November started yesterday and will go through 5 December, inclusively. I have former school mates visiting 3rd through 5th. I will be “off schedule” for the remainder of December. That means I will still accomplish things, but at my leisure. The first work day for 2021 is scheduled as Sunday 3 January. Until then, True Believers, Excalibur! 😎
Adam Nathaniel Harvey (Adam Rock) will be writing the Afterword to the Camelot volume. Welcome aboard Adam. 😎
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