Culann’s Hound 7: Grey and Black
In Western culture, little girls seem to go through a “horse” period, during which the horse holds a special psychological appeal. …
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Culann’s Hound 6: Red Snappers
New York City is full of iconic murals. My favorites are the ones in the bars. There’s something about surroundings …
Culann’s Hound 5: Advent
Near the top of the list of places I want to visit is Co. Antrim in Northern Ireland, where nine …
Culann’s Hound 4: Short Haired Girl
When I was a student, I had friends who were members of the Society for Creative Anachronism, which is “dedicated …
Culann’s Hound 3: Poor Creature
Ireland is full of Neolithic monuments, structures dating from long before the arrival of the Celts with their Indo-European language, …
Culann’s Hound 2: The Man of Light
Talking about palaeography (the study of ancient handwriting) at parties is unwise. It renders most people somnolent before you reach …
Culann’s Hound 1: Daughter of Danu
Danu is the mother of the Irish gods, whose collective name is Tuatha De Danann, “Tribes of Danu.” In my story, …
The Women of Culann’s Hound: Coming Soon
How did this book come about? It is soon told. I read the Irish sagas of the Ulster cycle for …
The Libertine Belles 36: Final Curtains
The last few threads are tied off in this final installment of the Belles. It’s been challenging to serialize a full-length novel at …
The Libertine Belles 35: Semper Tuus Amator
The Roman historian Livy and others write of a statue of a she-wolf which stood on the Capitoline hill, a …
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