‘Twixt Night and Morn!
The Lady Brigante loves nothing more than shocking unsuspecting folk with the tale that she was abandoned at birth by gypsies and raised en famille with kindly mice in the crypt of an old church.
Alas! The truth is altogether more unremarkable for although blessed with an illustrious and extensive lineage – Lady B was in truth raised in genteel affluence in the ancient City of York.
Described as the bête noire of the long forgotten dearly departed – the Lady B is a storyteller, spiritual sleuth and a seeker of the dead.
Become a Patron of the Lady Brigante?
For curious minds who are mindful to eavesdrop on the creative musings from an artist’s atelier or eager to discover the mysteries hidden within the Brigante Vault and the unquiet graveyards with their secrets of the long forgotten – why not become a Patron and step inside the twilight world of this celebrated miniaturist and storyteller?
Storyteller. Seeker of the Dead…
‘Fac Quod Faciendum Est.’
The Lady Brigante most cordially invites curious minds and those of a discerning spirit to cross the threshold and step inside a twilight world rife with mysterious happenstance and feats of every egregious kind.
As each tale will unfurl a precious truth – a pseudonym, nom de plume or ananym will most certainly be employed within the pages of this site to protect those folk who enjoy something of a rather dubious reputation.
Join M’Lady for TeA?
However, if a walking tour through this ancient city of warring armies, restless ghosts, religious persecution, delicious chocolate, and infamous outlaws is not possible for you – why not cross the threshold and into a little slice of the web to which the Lady B has since laid claim?
Step inside the twilight world of a celebrated storyteller and seeker of the dead and take a peek at the bundles of old documents, and hear the untold tales of nefarious deeds and suspicious deaths from the exclusive Brigante archives.
YOUR generosity of spirit is noted AND appreciated.
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