Lord Likely: Stripped Down

Hello, history-lovers!

It has been a while since I wrote anything here, and for that I apologise. Really, I do. See that look on my face? That's how sorry I am.

However, in my absence I have decided that maybe this particular blog is rather redundant. Any announcements of any great importance regarding Lord Likely are usually made upon his own blog, leaving me sitting here twiddling my thumbs, which of course makes typing anything extremely difficult. I mean, have you ever tried typing while your thumbs are frantically twiddling all over the place? It is a fruitless task, dear readers.

So, I shall be closing down this blog, to focus my energies elsewhere. BUT! Do not be sad, dear readers. I shall still occasionally pop up over on Likely's page, and besides which we have just opened up a new Likely-based community called 'The Upper Crust', where I shall be employed behind the scenes, and where I may pop up and say 'hello' once in a while.

Thank you all for reading, and for your invaluable support. And keep reading The Astonishing Adventures of Lord Likely, because they are about to get a lot more astonishing - if that's even possible.

Goodbye!

- Professor Julian Syngen-Smythe,
editor.

His Lordship's Domain!

Hello, history-lovers!

With the Likely Centenary fast approaching, we thought it was high time that his lordship had his very own web address, worthy of his higher status.

So today we give you: lordlikely.co.uk - his very own domain, of which he is lord and master!

Hurrah!

Feel free to update any links accordingly, although I believe the old address automatically redirects readers to the shiny new name.

Enjoy!

- Professor Julian Syngen-Smythe, editor, The Astonishing Adventures of Lord Likely.

News Just In: Lord Likely is One

Good evening, history lovers!

I have just been informed by the lovely people at www.oneblogaday.com that an interview with Andy Fanton will be published on their site today, at around midnight. In it, Mr. Fanton will be discussing The Astonishing Adventures of Lord Likely, and hopefully adding some eye-opening analysis and critical theory.

Now who that Fanton character is, and how much about Lord Likely he knows, I do not know, but I am lead to believe he is quite knowledgable on the subject. Though I refuse to believe he knows more than me, as I know everything and have a framed certificate to prove it.

Anyway, go and have a read of it, see what you think. Just do not blame me if he turns out to be a blathering idiot.

UPDATE EXTRA! It appears the journals of Lord Likely have been given a big 'shout out' by the excellent Kyle Beabo, in his equally excellent blog. I would like to offer a shout out to Kyle, who runs a selection of really really good blogs.

And then I'd like to take the opportunity to give a big shout out to my main man history, the ultimate homeboy.

'Word', as I believe the youth of today say.

- Julian Syngen-Smythe.