The Life of Sir Aglovale de Galis continues, as a single line of Malory is retconned into a brilliant and evocative Arthurian episode.
13:45.
This chapter is fresh out of the oven.
#1721: Ch. 5, The Life of Sir Aglovale de Galis by Clemence Housman
March 9, 2010 by marialectrix
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I just wanted to say that I’m really enjoying listening to your audiobooks and appreciate all the time and work you have put into them. I only found your website relatively recently, so I have a long backlog of books I’m dying to listen to. Have a blessed and happy Easter!
Hi there,
I enjoy your podcasts and have been missing them – I hope that you are well and that there will soon be space in your life to start them up again!
–Heather
Maureen,
I’ve waited too long to add my concerns as well.
I hope things are not too bad for you.
We miss hearing you in _new_ pieces!
John
Hope you are doing fine and looking forward to hear from you!
All the best and thank you for your podcasts!
I haven’t started Sir Aglovale yet, but I was wondering, have you ever thought about doing Longfellow’s Evangeline? I just found out about this poem today. It’s available at PG.