Ars Libri

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Dracula

October 19, 2026

We took a long break. Not because we ran out of books but because we’re an actual family, not content creators. There were trips. There were kids, and homeschool, and a big yard, and enough sewing to swallow a whole house. We kept reading great books the whole time. We just didn’t talk about it into a microphone.We’re well-rested and ready to start again, but at a slower pace. So, two books a month, give or take. Paid subscriptions are back on, and if you’ve been supporting the show, thank yo...

Brambly Hedge

April 21, 2026

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit arslibri.substack.comStep through the roots and into the hollows of the Old Oak for a journey into the miniature, moss-covered world of Brambly Hedge, where every season is a celebration and the tea is always brewing. Fun reading for young girls and boys.This is the book edition we own: The Complete Brambly Hedge

Robin Hood

April 14, 2026

In this episode of Ars Libri, guest Sean Russell joins the show to explore the enduring legacy and historical evolution of Robin Hood. Our conversation traces the character’s development from 13th-century “jailhouse records” and 14th-century poems like Piers Plowman to the “gentrified” nobleman popularized by later playwrights and novelists. Russell—author of the Greek-inspired fiction works Thelo and Dunamai—shares insights into how early canon stories such as The Gest of Robin Hood establis...

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The publicly listed email for Ars Libri: friarlibrorum@gmail.com.

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Who is an ideal guest for Ars Libri?

Ars Libri typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Published authors, literary scholars/historians, professors, or educators with credible knowledge of specific Western texts and their historical/cultural development. Common among recent guests: Published fiction or scholarly work; Books or upcoming book releases related to classic/medieval/Western literary traditions; Public-facing expertise (teaching, writing, or contributions to literary history discourse). Recent guests include Sean Russell.

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Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

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Recent episodes cover Literature, Classics, History, Mythology, and Education. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

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