We have now finished the Junius Manuscript ,volume one of The Anglo-Saxon Poetic Records, and are now moving along to volume two, the Vercelli Book.
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We have now finished the Junius Manuscript ,volume one of The Anglo-Saxon Poetic Records, and are now moving along to volume two, the Vercelli Book. This is just a brief interruption of the regularly scheduled podcast (which will continue tomorrow morning) to note that my 3-CD reading of Beowulf in Old English is now available for purchase. Beowulf Aloud is a complete recording of the entire Old English poem with an introductory lecture by me. I also sing/chant the Finnsburg episode, which should be good for comic relief, if for nothing else. Having now gone over all the expenses, I see I can sell the 3-CD collection, which includes every single line of the poem plus the introductory lecture, for 15 dollars US. Packaging and shipping to anywhere in the continental US is 3 USD, so the total would be $18.00. Overseas shipping will whatever it costs me, checked on an individual basis. The button below goes to a PayPal account for the domestic shipping price, but you can also use my mdrout@wheatonma.edu address at PayPal. I am also happy to take personal checks, and for overseas folks who want to buy Beowulf Aloud, we can use the very clever system devised by Walking Tree Press (involving exchanges of Amazon.com gift certificates) if need be. The mailing address is: and of course email correspondence can be sent to mdrout a† wheatoncollege d0t edu . I hope that you will consider purchasing Beowulf Aloud if you’ve been enjoying Anglo-Saxon Aloud. And with that, we will return to our regularly scheduled podcast, which this week is the scintillating Christ and Satan. Mmmmm, hell-torments. |