November is here, we have a great cover, poetry, unusual art and more! Read about the Lake Counties, the Almsgiving poem from the Exeter book, rock climbing and look at pictures of Celtic gods. What more could you want? @Rux_Dacoromana @Anglo_Ouroboros

Liam QD Hall has done a great job of providing us with a translation of the Almsgiving Poem, and a foreword for it also.

friends of the mag doing good

Artists, you must share the Poster prize for The Grand Agon. Submission deadline is the 1st April. $500 to produce a poster for the event. Get to work!

From hobbyists, to pros, @Rux_Dacoromana's livestreams about art technique is a welcome antidote to AI!

Ladies and gentlemen, We got him. @PendragonOrg @HistoryBro1

Another fairy tale here, this one about mermaids. Read about them in their natural habitat.

Have you got your hands on one of our calendars? With beautiful paintings of castles and dates reflecting the traditional British calendar, they make the perfect Christmas gift. Get your copy at https://t.co/ny6fYKucsO today!

Richard Jefferies was a famous Wiltshire man. He is more known for his poetry and love of nature, but here is more of an article of his for us to enjoy.

Just want to tell you that the project @rootsofday has been working on is starting to be released. He's got the first chapter that's been animated and it's brilliant well worth a watch and subscribe if you have 15 mins Take a look https://t.co/HGmXpO1BY2

In case you missed it, I did a short livestream on a legendary voyage in Gaelic Mythology, as featured in the @CorncrakeMag this month! Check it out here and read the magazine on the website https://t.co/wu7WfwoxNN

I mentioned Oswald and Aidan in my recent article in @CorncrakeMag

Winter is upon us! This part of the mag is a collection of short tales from around the world.

The stream has now been moved to 8pm as I think it will last about 4 hours. 8 Subject Categories - Classical, Genre, Landscape, Mythic, Nude, Portrait, Sculpture, Theological. 100 works. 75 artists. Huge

The historic works of stone and iron must be protected in evidence that man’s divine spark is eternal and inextinguishable. - @AydinPaladin You can read more from Aydin, @JoshFerme @Nina_Power_ @NathanCJHood and others in our castle magazine. Buy it at https://t.co/ny6fYKucsO

Mary Delany is not a well known artist, but what makes her great is she made 985 of these botanical images starting when she was 71. They are not watercolour paintings, as she made them by cutting out tiny bits of paper and gluing them in layers.

It has been both an honour and a privilege to have much of my story feature in the corncrake mag this year. While this opening online chapter of the story draws to a close, my work is not yet done. If you have enjoyed my writing, I ask only thing of you for now - patience. I

Here we conclude AR Green's serial that ran this year in the Corncrake. If you want to keep up to date with his projects, follow him @Anglo_Ouroboros The cover image was done by @Rux_Dacoromana, who is a great artist and the Corncrake is most proud to have her work on the cover!

Many thanks to @Rux_Dacoromana for bringing part of my story to life with such a beautiful painting! Shadows cloud the world we live in, but all that is good and bright in this world is not lost. We need brave men and women of great skills to work hand in hand pushing back the

Time to announce the release of Charles Dickens's, A Christmas Carol! We've kept this one under wraps but are now excited to offer you and your family the most beautiful commercially available version of this timeless classic. Bring the joy of Christmas into your home this year

I have a wee article on a little Old English verse from the Exeter Book, called “Almsgiving” :)