Jeff Sypeck

@quidplura

Gargoyles, poetry, medievalism in America

Washington, D.C.
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Joined May 2009
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  1. Nov 24

    Animal bones! Eerie constellations! Year-long poem about moving to the country, part 3: October.

  2. Nov 12

    A look at "Maze of Blood," the new Robert E. Howard-inspired novel by .

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  3. Oct 30

    Moving from the city to the country: second installment in a year-long poem inspired by medieval calendar poems.

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  4. Oct 20

    Fun interview with poet and Latinist

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    Oct 20

    An Academic with a human touch. Best wishes to A M Juster.

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    Oct 15

    "Mid Evil" by , up at Lady Word of Mouth. Be a minion & share!

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  7. Oct 6

    On moving from D.C. to the country—medieval-inspired poetry project, first in a series.

  8. Sep 30

    New poetry project: a chronicle of moving to the country, in monthly, medieval-inspired installments.

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    Sep 30

    I'm starting to get some momentum! "Why Aldhelm Matters"--just broke 2900 words and I finished a draft of 's book on Robert Frost.

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  10. Sep 23

    Medievalists & outreach: a (delayed) response to from someone not clearly on either side of the drawbridge.

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  11. Aug 28

    On the value of staying in one place for an unexpectedly long time.

  12. Aug 27

    A break from the medieval: the unforeseen value of staying in one place for 20 years.

  13. Aug 13

    "Rob of the Bowl": still worth reading this obscure 1838 novel about early Maryland history?

  14. Jul 17

    Lazy summer blog post: a monster from medieval Provencal folklore spinnin' away in my garden.

  15. Jul 7

    Why poetry faded from public life, what's been keeping it down, and how it may make a comeback, per Dana Gioia.

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  16. Jun 24

    St. Columba, stone circles, Thor: an "an ecumenical work of visionary landscape art" in eastern Pennsylvania.

  17. Jun 20

    Humanities scholars vs. the world--the implications of being taken seriously?

  18. Jun 15

    On eight years of blogging (mostly) about medievalism and poetry—and a ninth a-brewin'.

  19. Jun 10

    On eight years of blogging. Why still do it when it's no longer cool? Because it's no longer cool.

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