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Delve into the world of the Celt
June "Chronicles" issue.
Here it is, the Celtic Guide for June 2013. This is our 18th issue and it is jam-packed with great research, writing and photos all dealing with the theme of Chronicles or sources of research information. Once again, our authors have surprised us with a variety of twists on the theme. We also have a third CG Interview and this one is very surprising and significant in the understanding of the ancient Celts . . . one not to miss! All past issues for 2012 and those to come for 2013 can all be accessed FREE using the page tabs above. We are also beginning to make past issues available in print. Click on the "Print Copies" tab above for more information. These will be provided at nearly cost from a third party on-demand printer. Meanwhile, we continue to maintain our simple FREE PDF style e-mag, with many great returning authors from all over the globe. I reset counters just before New Years Day. January had 3,146 hits, we were at 5,568 as of the posting of March, and already at 8,547 for the April posting. As of the May posting we were at 10,330 so the hits just keep on coming, and we have 11,769 as of today's posting of the June issue. At this pace, we should double the hits from last year. We hope so, as we want every Celt, everywhere, to enjoy our efforts. Each month seems to garner around two thousand hits on this site, with tens of thousand on our Facebook page. We actually had a weekly Facebook "reach" of over 47,000 when the May issue first published. What a great audience!! We're thrilled with our avid readership and we are receiving ideas, offers of help in writing articles, lots of beautiful photography, and lots of nice emails and submissions from this site and through Facebook. Stay tuned for the many surprises to come! For July our theme is going to be "Villains" and we already have some great stories received for that issue, plus another great cover drawing by Larry Andrews. Looks like our August theme is going to be "Archetypes" We don't know when to quit, and so you can expect great, unique stories from our Guide writers for a while to come yet. Huzzah!! |
Celtic Guide Archives
We've built up quite the legacy of informative articles and some that specifically highlight research aids. For further information on the subject of Chronicles or research aids, I would recommend the August 2012 issue, and just about any issue of the Guide, especially those that have the Henceforth Tales column in them. Now that these past issues are becoming available in print you'll be able to line your bookshelf with hard copies, if you so desire. See the "Print Copies" tab above for instructions and details.
