Medieval History
Dear readers, I bring news of our expansion: Modern Medieval now has a Facebook page. As of writing this post, we currently have 98 likes for our page, which is a great start, and we look forward to more. In the spirit of continuing to grow this community, we would be delighted if you would join our conversation there. Our hope is that this page will serve as a place of conversation about this blog and related topics, since, as our header says, "The Middle Ages still have something to say."
- Call For Contributors
As the little blurb up above says, this blog is a form of outreach (I think) intended to discuss both manifestations of medievalism in contemporary culture but also, and perhaps more importantly, the continuing relevance of the study of the Middle Ages...
- Back Into The Reeds
Fits and Starts by Marc Swanson, now in Peeler Art CenterSeven years ago, some (many?) students got drunk, got naked, got on a public sculpture, got out their cameras, got back to their dorm rooms, and got on Facebook. There, they posted pictures...
- History And Social Media Collide
When I made the decision to boot up this blog I was convinced that that was as far into the social media network water that I wanted to wade, but I suppose once you try something once and don't get bitten, you begin to feel more comfortable with...
- Most Popular Posts On Medieval Hungary
The end of the year marks the end of my third year of blogging. Along the way, I have posted 120 posts on various topics related to Hungarian medieval art, which generated over 90.000 page views to this date. My blog was featured in several online journals...
- Blogging Tools I Use
My Flavors.me page I started this blog in August, so about 6 months ago. In this short time, Blogger stats recorded well over 10.000 page views here, which I consider very good for a blog with a somewhat obscure topic. I originally started this...
Medieval History
Now on Facebook!
Dear readers, I bring news of our expansion: Modern Medieval now has a Facebook page. As of writing this post, we currently have 98 likes for our page, which is a great start, and we look forward to more. In the spirit of continuing to grow this community, we would be delighted if you would join our conversation there. Our hope is that this page will serve as a place of conversation about this blog and related topics, since, as our header says, "The Middle Ages still have something to say."
- Call For Contributors
As the little blurb up above says, this blog is a form of outreach (I think) intended to discuss both manifestations of medievalism in contemporary culture but also, and perhaps more importantly, the continuing relevance of the study of the Middle Ages...
- Back Into The Reeds
Fits and Starts by Marc Swanson, now in Peeler Art CenterSeven years ago, some (many?) students got drunk, got naked, got on a public sculpture, got out their cameras, got back to their dorm rooms, and got on Facebook. There, they posted pictures...
- History And Social Media Collide
When I made the decision to boot up this blog I was convinced that that was as far into the social media network water that I wanted to wade, but I suppose once you try something once and don't get bitten, you begin to feel more comfortable with...
- Most Popular Posts On Medieval Hungary
The end of the year marks the end of my third year of blogging. Along the way, I have posted 120 posts on various topics related to Hungarian medieval art, which generated over 90.000 page views to this date. My blog was featured in several online journals...
- Blogging Tools I Use
My Flavors.me page I started this blog in August, so about 6 months ago. In this short time, Blogger stats recorded well over 10.000 page views here, which I consider very good for a blog with a somewhat obscure topic. I originally started this...