I am a medievalist and professor of English Literature at Cardiff University in Wales. My research and teaching focus on Old Norse-Icelandic literature, Old and Middle English literature, and nineteenth- and twentieth-century medievalism. For my webpage at Cardiff University, click. For my page at Academia.

Author, Academic, and Public Speaker.

Tuesday, May 17, 2011. Ravens, Wolves and a different Beowulf. My lovely co-bloggers did, and Jeffrey has posted. An initial account of the fun the rest of us missed. In the spirit of the GW MEMSI panel. But go read the other posts about the conference now! Ac se wonna hrefn. Fus ofer fægum fela reordian,.

This page is an on-going project and should be considered always under construction. Ravensgard is the household of Gary Walker. We currently reside in Eugene, Oregon. Marketing to children has become a concern to many. We have a reference to a report. On online marketing to children.

Write to the media with your views. Email to the BBC about their stifling debate about the links between race and sports performance. Letter published in the Spectator. The BBC - degenerate policies. Published comment to the BBC Charter Review. Events in Syria have once more sparked controversy over multiculturalism. Today, the 1st of September, BBC Radio 4 broadcast a programme on The Honeyford Affair.

Forthcoming events being continually added. Click here to contact Steve. Stephen often appears at the Sutton Hoo Visitor Centre, Suffolk for Wuffing Education. In association with Portals to the Past.

A Medievalist Group Run by Graduate Students at NYU. The Medieval Forum is a graduate student working group in the Department of English at New York University. Is the current PhD co-chair and Mary M. Is the current MA co-chair. Every semester we organize medieval events for the English, NYU, and greater NYC area communities.

Lynne Grundy was a brilliant, dynamic and innovative researcher and lecturer. At the University of London from 1988 to 1997, and an inspiring teacher. Died from cancer in 1997 when she was forty. The Lynne Grundy Memorial Trust was established with help from her students, colleagues, friends and family, to commemorate her life and work, and to continue her passionate involvement in her specialist disciplines. Grants from the Trust have helped people to get books published, give papers at conferences.