Morning Medieval Miscellany

For this Monday morning:

• The Heptarchy Herald discusses Sherlock Holmes, medievalist.
• Dante blogging continues with Canto X.
• The medieval word of the day is oblate, not to be confused with the medieval history term of the week, which is apse.
• Gearwor presents Beowulf, fitts 28 & 29.
• Hammered Out Bits discusses accessorizing for Vikings.
• Continuing the discussion of gargoyles, Quid Plura presents "A Sonnet from the Boartuguese."
• In the Middle has a CfP on "The Other, the Outsider, and the Outlaw in Medieval Romance," and a report from a really cool screening of Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers.
• Modern Medieval has a CfP on "The Medievalism of Nostalgia."
• Writing a paper on medieval devils? Here's a bibliography on medieval devils -- all the work is done for you!
• Medieval Material Culture Blog points us to an exhibition of gothic art in Magdeburg.
• Muhlberger discusses the big Viking hoard found in Northumbria.
• There'll be a medieval poetry workshop in Lowell, MA on October 17th.
• Beowulf = viral marketing.

That is all. Go forth!