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Blue Lady Tavern chronicles life in an 8th century Saxon town

Submitted by Justin on Wed, 2007/01/24 - 16:56. 701 CE to 800 CE | English | Fine Arts | Regia Anglorum | Saxon
Leofwen Taverner of Eoforwic, modernly known as Nan Hawthorne, is an historical novelist and member of Regia Anglorum who writes a wonderful and detailed diary of her persona, presented to our modern eye as a blog.

Installments in the diary are all about the daily goings-on, from the pedestrian to the sublime, in an 8th century CE town in Saxon England. Recent entries have been about the construction of a new house, the life story of the tavern's serving maid, and watching a goldsmith craft a fine broach.

"The Blue Lady Tavern" is available at the "original article" link below, and also as a news feed that registered (logged-in) visitors to SCAtoday.net can enable from their personal account settings.

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Good people, well pleased am I

Submitted by Leofwen Taverner on Wed, 2007/01/24 - 19:07.
Good people, well pleased am I that mine own name and the name of my tavern should appear in this august crier. I do invite you to tell me what person, place, thing or activity you should like to see on my blog, for I am most anxious to entertain and instruct you.

Leofwen Taverner of Eoforwic, The Blue Lady Tavern,
http://blueladytavern.blogspot.com

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