"The Sea Beggar"

Hello everyone, the Historian here. Once again, my apologies for how late this post is; hopefully we haven't lost too many of you readers! Joining me back in early modern France last week were Ketina, Ronelyn, Schmallturm, MisterMother, Photobug, Cz and MiniSpoo. (Strangely, Spoo was not with us; just call us babysitters, I suppose...) As I may have mentioned before, this story is a bit of a bear to summarize, but hopefully I'll be able to give you at least some sense of the intrigue. So, let's get to the summary!

Late Post

Hello everyone, the Historian here. As you can obviously tell, last week's post is kind of late. Immediately before watching the episode, I was felled with what can only be described as a terrible cold that only got worse over the next few days. I'm finally seeing daylight at the other side of the tunnel, so I'll get to work on the summary soon.

The only vaguely positive note is that last week's post was going to announce that we'd be taking a week off this week, due to personal commitments of core Project personnel. (It's someone's tenth anniversary, congrats you two!) But now, you'll get a post anyway! Sure, it'll be last week's post, but...

So yes. "The Sea Beggar" will be coming soon, I promise. Until then, I remain

THE HISTORIAN

"War of God"

Hello everyone, the Historian here. Joining me this week were Ketina, Ronelyn, Schmallturm, Spoo, MisterMother and Photobug. (Cz also joined us for the episode itself, but bowed out of the discussion afterwards.) Today we leave science fiction for seventeenth century France. Let's get to the summary!

No post this week

Various illnesses have felled various Project members, enough that I decided I had to cancel tonight's episode. Sorry folks. We'll be back next week with the first episode of our new story. Until then, I remain

THE HISTORIAN