This evocative illustration, from a manuscript of 1380 or so, probably done at a workshop in Northern Italy (which is much on my mind at the moment anyway, and more below) is, as you no doubt guessed, the 14th c. chivalric imagination of the seizure of Jesus by the authorities of Jerusalem in the Garden […]
Archives for June 2015
Writing about History: The Siege of Belgrade Part II
Last Friday, I finally completed the seven part epic that Tom Swan and the Siege of Belgrade has become. In the end, the full story is roughly as long as the Red Knight, or almost 200K words, or roughly as long as Alexander, God of War. Part 6 will be out June 17, and Part […]
