The Medieverse: Tim's Realistic "medieval" FANTASY Blog

Debunking medieval myths and misconceptions in fantasy to learn more about the real Middle Ages (and other stuff I find interesting).

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Caesar vs. Charlemagne: A Short Story

Timothy R.J. Eveland August 9, 2023

This is a short story written by Tim Eveland, pitching Caesar against Charlemagne in...

LitHEMA Short Story: “The Siege Within”

Timothy R.J. Eveland March 11, 2017

FLAP, FLAP WENT the webbed feet of a mother duck up a muddy, arrow-riddled...

“Our Bloody King” | A Medieval Siege Poem

Timothy R.J. Eveland June 14, 2016

This is a poem I kept from one of my many unpublished fantasy stories....

The Bird of Wellimgale: A Funny Short Story of Daring Adventure

Timothy R.J. Eveland June 2, 2016

A wench was wandering down a wynd when a pauper begging for pence stopped her...

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