Nightbringer.se

8 responses to “Nightbringer.se goes WordPress”

1. 

   Larissa

   28/05/2021

   As someone who loves reading medieval Arthurian texts, I often find obscure names that stump me, so I visit the relevant section of your site at least once a month. I’m so thrilled to see it’s getting a new home! Hope everything goes great!

2. 

   Seth

   30/05/2021

   I was a bit scared when my bookmarks stopped working, because this has been one of my most used websites when searching for breadth of knowledge on Arthurian Myth, and certainly a great starting point for going further down the rabbit hole on characters I didn’t know about before. Glad to see it hasn’t simply vanished off the face of the earth, because I really appreciate what you’ve done here now that I’ve gotten into this medieval world.

3. 

   Veronica

   06/06/2021

   Hi there Larissa!
   The work is huge to move over everything, but it will be worth it in the end I hope. Feel free to shout if you encounter any problems =).

4. 

   Veronica

   06/06/2021

   Hi Seth!
   Don’t worry, this site will not dissapear in the first place =). Thanks for the message, it always makes me happy to hear from my followers/readers – it makes me not feel so alone ;).

5. 

   Niels

   09/07/2021

   I thank you for all the effort you’ve put and continue to put into this library of Arthurian lore!

6. 

   Veronica

   10/07/2021

   Thank you! I’ve had a rough day and now when I sat down to continue my “Nightbringer work”, your comment made my day easier =).

7. 

   Giles Pedlar

   10/08/2021

   Hi there,
   I would be fascinated to know where you got your information on the sons and descendants of Albanact(us) – Embrunt etc

   Cheers,

   Giles

8. 

   Veronica

   11/08/2021

   Hi Giles!

   That entry about Albanact is from Arthurian Name Dictionary (Christopher W. Bruce).

   His sources are:
   Geoffrey of Monmouth, Historia Regum Britanniae (c. 1138)
   Wace, Roman de Brut (c. 1155)
   Palamedes (c. 1240)

   All my best,
   Veronica