On Opening a Mystery Box of Comics
May 16, 2020
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Category: Ramblings and Writing
What Hell May Come Cover
May 7, 2020
Ready to be released on June 12th, 2020 What Hell May Come The satanic panic was a moral outcry in the United States over supposed “satanic” influence in media that were warping the youth of America. Claims that playing an elf in Dungeons and Dragons could lead to demonic possession, that playing heavy … More What Hell May Come Cover
Fourth Public Examination of Joan of Arc – She Discusses the Voices in Her Head
April 18, 2020
Tuesday, February 27th, in the same place. The Bishop and 54 Assessors present. In their presence, We required the said Jeanne to swear to tell the truth on everything touching her Trial. “Willingly will I swear,” she answered, “to tell the truth on everything touching the trial, but not all that I know.” We required … More Fourth Public Examination of Joan of Arc – She Discusses the Voices in Her Head
Third Public Examination of Joan of Arc – The Prophecies of Merlin
March 14, 2020
On Saturday February 24th, 1431, there opened in Rouen before a church tribunal chaired by Pierre Cauchon, the Bishop of Beauvais. It was a “trial in matters of faith” and one which that would lead Joan of Arc the stake on 30 May of the same year. As we remember Joan was the fifteen year … More Third Public Examination of Joan of Arc – The Prophecies of Merlin
Second Examination of Joan of Arc- Describes Her Religious Visions
February 29, 2020
On January 9, 1431, there opened in Rouen before a church tribunal chaired by Pierre Cauchon, the Bishop of Beauvais. It was a “trial in matters of faith” and one which that would lead Joan of Arc the stake on 30 May of the same year. As we remember Joan was the fifteen year old … More Second Examination of Joan of Arc- Describes Her Religious Visions
First Examination of Joan of Arc
February 22, 2020
On January 9, 1431, there opened in Rouen before a church tribunal chaired by Pierre Cauchon, the Bishop of Beauvais. It was a “trial in matters of faith” and one which that would lead Joan of Arc the stake on 30 May of the same year. As we remember Joan was the fifteen year old … More First Examination of Joan of Arc
Write On: The Podcast for Aspiring Writers.
February 8, 2020
A year or so has gone by for the Write On SC radio show and we’ve had a number of good ones. If you’re interested in the art of writing or supporting us you can catch us on Patreon But do me a favor, if you’re a writer or are interested in becoming one, take … More Write On: The Podcast for Aspiring Writers.
Celebrating Black Actress Eulabelle Moore- Obscure, But Not Forgotten
January 25, 2020
If you haven’t heard her name before, don’t be ashamed. Eulabelle Moore has only four IMDB credits to her name, not one of them big name productions. In fact, like Eulabelle you’ve probably never heard of. The first is an uncredited role (probably a servant) in the 1951 low-budget melodrama Teresa about a soldier in … More Celebrating Black Actress Eulabelle Moore- Obscure, But Not Forgotten
The Incestual Activities of Caligula
January 18, 2020
Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, aka “Caligula”, which translates from Latin as “Little Boots” was the third emperor of Rome, succeeding Tiberius, who was emperor during the time of Jesus Christ. Perhaps one of the greatest train wrecks of the Roman Empire, Caligula lasted only five years before being assassinated. Thus proving that it’s not … More The Incestual Activities of Caligula
The Disturbing Weddings of Nero
December 14, 2019
Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus was the fifth emperor of Rome and the last of the Julio-Claudian dynasty, which fell due to the sheer incompetence and outrageous behavior of their emperor. His treatment of Christians is the basis for being named the Beast of the Apocalpyse in the Book of Revelations (if you add up … More The Disturbing Weddings of Nero
