A Legendary Queen: Part 3 – Chapter Twenty-Four: Back in England
August 29, 1940; Thursday Wack! “Ow.” I rubbed my head after I hit the ceiling of what looked to be a miniature house. I let my eyes adjust to the dim light. I saw a…
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A Legendary Queen: Part 3 – Interlude: Talk with Aslan
Swanwhite lay on the soft, luscious green grass. She was surrounded by pools of water and tall green trees. A mist filled the air, making it warm and moist. Out of the mist came a…
A Legendary Queen: Part 3 – Chapter Twenty-Three: The Last Battle, Part 2
Quickening 18, 899; Day 1 When I woke, I felt as if I was being watched. However, when I looked about my tent there was nobody there besides Riker, who was snoring soundly at…
King Charles, 30 Water Buffalos, 3,000 Hens and Egypt: Part 4
As we pass the first-year anniversary of the coronation of King Charles III, we present this piece from Happy & Glorious: A Royal Celebration reflecting on the King, and some surprising adventures in Egypt. Click here…
King Charles, 30 Water Buffalos, 3,000 Hens and Egypt: Part 3
By David Salter As we pass the first-year anniversary of the coronation of King Charles III, we present this piece from Happy & Glorious: A Royal Celebration reflecting on the King, and some surprising adventures…
King Charles, 30 Water Buffalos, 3,000 Hens and Egypt: Part 2
By David Salter As we pass the first-year anniversary of the coronation of King Charles III, we present this piece from Happy & Glorious: A Royal Celebration reflecting on the King, and some surprising adventures…
King Charles, 30 Water Buffalos, 3,000 Hens and Egypt: Part 1
By David Salter As we pass the first-year anniversary of the coronation of King Charles III, we present this piece from Happy & Glorious: A Royal Celebration reflecting on the King, and some surprising adventures…
Kingship in the Old Testament, New Testament and What It Means for Kings Today
Old Testament Kingship in the Pentateuch.1 The first time that kings are mentioned in Scripture is in Genesis 14.2 In this text, the kings of Shinar, Ellasar, Elam, and Hoiim are at war with the…
The Role of the Monarch
The job of the King is to reign, and in that work he performs two main functions: Head of State Unlike politicians, the King does not owe his position to a vote or vested interests.…
Sir Pithlewick of Monotreme
By G. Connor Salter Editor’s Note: The following text has been reconstructed from three fragments. The first fragment was discovered in 1994 by the Earl of Manchester while his workers were excavating a privy. The…