Look past the contemporary photos of Goldsmiths Square Sibiu and discover the life of a medieval village at the time of the Mongol invasion of 1241, through a story.
Continue reading “Goldsmiths Square Sibiu, Contemporary Photos and the Story of a Medieval Mongol Invasion”Old Targului Street Sibiu Day-Night Walk Photos and a Medieval Story
As we wandered on the thousand years old Targului Street in Sibiu and snapped both eerie and cheerful photos I imagined how life must have been like for the Saxons who built the first wooden houses here during Medieval Era and wrote a story.
Sibiu started, as did our journey on my blog, on a small piece of land: Huet Square, Goldsmiths’ Square, and Targului Street.
With this blog post I join the beautiful & world-wide Thursday Doors weekly challenge hosted by Dan Antion, do have a look. Dan also read one of my poetry books about dogs, and I am grateful to him for sharing his candid thoughts.
Continue reading “Old Targului Street Sibiu Day-Night Walk Photos and a Medieval Story”Where to: Huet Square in Medieval Sibiu, Old Europe
Huet Square is the spot from which medieval Sibiu bloomed during the Middle Ages, when Europe was expanding and bursting its banks (population-wise) spilling eastwards. Mignon, magical, legendary, discover with me Huet Square Sibiu, the essence of legends.
Continue reading “Where to: Huet Square in Medieval Sibiu, Old Europe”The Chart on My Hands, Poetry
The Chart on My Hands, poetry by Patricia Furstenberg, was first published online in Lothlorien Poetry Journal.
My latest poems on Lothlorien Poetry Journal and titled “White on Blue“, “Sapphire Planet“, “Light, Evanescent“, “Blue Flower“, and “If They Call You White Rose” were published recently, you can read them here.
Continue reading “The Chart on My Hands, Poetry”Pure at Heart, a Short Story Weaving History and Folklore
Enjoy Pure at Heart, a short story weaving history and folklore, eerie and magic, out today on Spillwords Press.
Continue reading “Pure at Heart, a Short Story Weaving History and Folklore”