Morning Medieval Miscellany

I've got Cub Scout camp, so tomorrow there will likely be no MMM. Until then:

• The Anglo-Saxon Narrative Poetry Project comes back to life with some lines from Juliana.
• Archaeology in Europe has an update, with a few medieval items sprinkled among the classical.
• A Corner of Tenth Century Europe has a post on medieval Latin on the internet.
• Wombat's World has a K'zoo round-up.
• Muhlberger discusses The Masculine Self in Late Medieval England.
• Medieval News has a list of links to reviews of new medieval books.
• The Medieval Garden Enclosed has a post on the lily of the valley.
• Medieval Material Culture Blog has details of two exhibits.
• Per Omnia Saecula has a post on Terry Gilliam and Don Quixote.
• StevenTill has Google maps of medieval castles, cathedrals, and abbeys. Now, why didn't anyone think of such a simple and cool post before?
• Eileen Joy asks for help choosing cover art for postmedieval. I really, really prefer the second one because it is both a more attractive color, and it capitalizes Postmedieval.
• Heroic Dreams has a clay castle and an office supply trebuchet.
• The Heroic Age has some links and a CfP for the New College Conference on Medieval and Renaissance Studies.
• Japes for Owre Tymes has a post on a Marvin strip I don't really understand. I assume it is supposed to be funny, but I can't quite get it.
• The WSJ discusses Nascar as an update of the medieval joust. I'm not 100% convinced, but am moreso than Paul Freedman. I think his objection is pretty much refuted by the existence of boat jousting.

That's it for now. Below you'll find my interview with Medievalists.net. Boy, do I look dorky sitting on that table and waving my hands in the same motion over and over.