Corncrake Mag

Extra! Extra! New mag out. Green Knights and Goldenaxes and monastery scheming! Get your paper here wylfings.com @radloot @lukesgilfedder

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Happy St George's Day you little dragons!

For those interested in reading some of my currently accessible work, I've added an easily navigable block to our website for my contributions to @CorncrakeMag (link below)

Catch the next installment of The Wind in the Willows now

Don't we all love wee poodles? Would we ever harm them? Free mag out now on the website.

@philhypocrite here with a section from The House of Noth novel. Mags still available from wylfings.com

Christina Rossetti did modelling for her brother Dante Gabriel Rossetti's paintings but her own life's work was poetry.

One of the most important projects right now. Supporting in real life reading in an age of digital addiction and widespread illiteracy Get your copy and embrace the deep richness of English literature!

We certainly do! Get a copy of this month’s Corncrake mag from Wylfings.com

Certainly caught my eye 👌 I like the contrast.

Do we like this cover? @RadLoot is a great artist

Great reading from the depths of ancient Scotland. Forge me a helmet like that.

If you have been enjoying @lukesgilfedder's series so far, here is the next part for your enjoyment. Head over to wylfings.com to get your copy today.

Delighted to be featured in this month’s Corncrake Magazine It’s my first article for a new series exploring Tolkien’s writings This one is on the fundamental blend of pagan and Christian archetypes in the narrative of LotR Get your copy at @CorncrakeMag

Part Two of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. Grab your copy to find out how it ends. wylfings.com

@NathanCJHood has written an essay. A Tolkein essay at that. If you are a fan of his work, head over the wylfings.com to grab yourself a copy.

A chapter from the House of Noth is featured in this edition once again! Take a look...

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The famous King Emperor Penguin has written a magnificent tale. Here is Rogerhath and the Goldenaxe. If you too feel like drinking and going on adventure then you just enjoy this tale.