Bowhunter – Chapter 4
The Mane, Huzken (The Venom State), City Capital Lajo – Typhon Resurgence, Day 15 Despite…
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ETO 2027: Ireland Takes Aim
Last Christmas, we had the great pleasure of announcing that ETO 2027 is coming to…
Bowhunter – Chapter 3
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ANDREW’S 20 Questions – #23 Deidre Shannon
Hello Deidre and welcome to the TIFAM magazine and specifically my monthly 20 question interview. I am enjoying getting to know a bit about you…
ANDREW’S 20 Questions – #19 MART MÜRK
For this 19th installment we focus on a well recognised, liked and skilled flatbow archer. he is easily recognised by his choice of head covering-…
ANDREW’S 20 Questions
#18 Conor O’ Connor By Andrew Wayland interview installment number 18 and we go up the north west this time to talk with a very…
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Injury Prevention
The Acromion Divot A Movement-Based Approach to the Bow Shoulder A Perspective on Movement I want to start by saying that I…
The Seam of Chastity
Lecture on Houdon’s Louvre Diane, where toe-balance and a crescent seam make chastity a crafted law. What runs on a single toe…
Cupid Sleeps While Fate Hunts
Room 044 in the Museo del Prado carried a disciplined brightness, the sort a ministry might approve, as the building’s stone drank…
Grey Goose, King’s Hand: A Feather-Tithe from the Left Wing
Quae avis post mortem longissime volavit, dum caro iuxta focum mansit, ossa iuxta fossam quieverunt?What bird flew farthest after death, while its…
Where Myth Meets Industrial Winter
Which servant flies truer than any oath, drinks the heat of a living wrist, obeys a boy’s tremor and a god’s vanity,…
Holding Focus In Waterford’s Arena
Dear Archers, this time I bring you something a little different, written especially with those of you shooting the IFAA European Indoor…
Bow of Forgetting’s Gauge
A pale field, washed like chapel plaster after incense has settled, holds its own weather, and in that weather a severed head—half…
Arrows Over Carrhae
Rome Learns Distance The arrowhead rose from the Mesopotamian soil like a small dark tooth, green under its rust as though it…
From Dongi Fires to Dongye Storms: Marking Korea’s Horizon
Wind travels down from Baekdu’s crater lake in thin blue bands, crosses volcanic scree, the larch forests, the rice fields, and enters…
Iron in the Wind: The Making of Saint Edmund
In sanguine martyrum regna Christianorum radicantur¹—in the blood of martyrs the realms of Christians take root. For a medieval mind that line…
The Winged Bowyer of Parma
Bologna received him and gave him work. In that university city, where jurists and humanists argued late into the night under painted…
The Blood of Limoges — Fire, Record, and the Measure of a Prince
Dust deepened within the breach while heat raised a chalky veil from crushed ashlar, and a litter advanced in a long, breathing…
The Martyrdom of Saint Ursula — Red Cloak, Black Ground
I climbed the marble stair while a red weather gathered over my head, since Jacopo Foggini had wrapped the well in a…
Corridor of Courage
Memento mori opens the late-October syllabus, and dies irae, dies illa gathers vigil air into study. Samhain with All Souls sets a…
A Kingdom in the Balance
A cold, fox-coloured light runs across the ridge above the Rother, and a banner—dragon or cross according to the teller—leans into the…
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