| Gladiatrix
- Russell Whitfield |
Gladiatrix author Russell Whitfield's website |
| The
Light Bearer |
Donna Gillespie's excellent website, accompanying
her books. Highly Recommened. The Light Bearer is reviewed in this
sites "gladiatrix in literature"
section. |
| Donna
Gillespie Fan Site |
Fansite dedicated to the great Donna Gillespie, author
of "The Light Bearer" and "Lady of the Light"
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| Amazon
Warriors Fantasy Photography |
Olaf's amazing site, featuring high quality images
of models with an amazonian/gladiatrix theme |
| Werewolf
King's blogspot |
Blog dedicated to all things conerned with warrior
women. Worth noting that WW's site is R rated, which is to the good.
The art therein is not all about sexing things up at all. There is
also a short stories section and a lot more to peruse. WW's site is
also a resource used by several uni's - there is quality stuff in
there. |
| Kinema
Gladiatrix Info |
Academic study of the role of the female warrior
in film. The site offers in depth argument, featuring "The Arena"
and other movies |
| Classics
Technology Centre |
General article on the Gladiatrix in
History |
| Roman
Gladiatorial Games |
Site dedicated to all things Gladiatorial
- not specific to the Gladiatrix |
| Ludus
Gladiatorius |
An excellent Gladiator re-enactment group,
based in Portsmouth. The site has a wealth of information, images
and mpegs to download. Highly Recommended. |
| Ludus
Nemesis |
The first gladiator "re-enactment" school
in Northern Germany. The combats of this group are NOT choreographed,
so this is about as close to the real thing as it gets. |
| Lothene
Experimental Archaelogy |
Site dedicated to warrior women of all
kinds. |
| Warrior
Women |
Articles on warrior women in history |
| Womengamers.com |
General overview of historical warrior
women |
| Amazonwarrior |
Article investigating the Amazons in
history |
| About.com |
Excellent historical resource site, well
researched. Recommended for serious study. |
| Female
Single Combat Club |
Massive site, covering all aspects of
females in combat historical, contemporary, in media and literature.
Rich in images and content. Very highly recommended. |
| The
Amazon Connection |
Lenghty article on female warriors in
history. |
| Darksites |
Links page to Amazon related websites.
Darksites is a massive resource, continually updated. Much of the
content is sexual in nature, and some "extreme". Certainly
not for the faint of heart! |
| Babes
with Blades |
A great, fun site, featuring photographs
of models weielding weapons. Religiously updated, content is always
fresh. And the girls are lovely. Certainly worth your time. Whats
more, the webmaster keeps this resource free. If photos of warrior
women is your thing, this is the place to go. |
| Necrobabes
Amazons |
A pay site featuring photos and videos of (naked)
warrior women. The preview is excellent, offering pictures of the
models both in poses and in combat action. The site is well worth
visiting, and I should imagine well worth the subscription for die-hard
aficionados of the Combative Women genre. |
| Warrior
Women in History and Fiction |
An informative site, with references to Warrior Women
in history and on screen. |
| Scarlet
Pimpernel |
A truly awesome site, with poser art and original
fiction dedicated to warrior women of all ilks. Certainly, there are
Gladiatrix themed stories and artwork herein, but the other categories
are also well worth taking a look at. The only downside to this site
is that its so huge you could get lost. For days. |
| Sword
Maidens |
A subsiduary site of the main Society for Creative
Anachronism site, but speifically directed at their female members.
The SCA is broadly a re-enactment group, and this site is a trove
of information ranging from historical articles to combat techniques
for the re-enactors. Whilst the SCA is mainly concerned with Middle
Age re-enactment, there is a section on the Gladiatrix. Well worth
a look. |
| Nova
Roma |
A web community dedicated to all things Roman. This
is a hugely interesting site, where information and illustration abound.
It is more than a simple re-enactment group, the site promotes the
study of Roman religion, politics, history, sociology and more. The
organisers encourage devotees to get together and discuss their ideas,
bringing the web-based forum to life. The site is highly recommeded,
and any true Roman enthusiast could do a lot worse than joining this
community. |
| Jacqui
Bennet Writers Bureau |
Not a Gladiatrix themed site by any means! JBWB is
an organisation that provides editing/critiquing serivces for new
and established writers. If you are writing a novel (or non-fiction
for that matter), Gladiatrix.info has no hesitation in recomending
this excellent service. JBWB is also endorsed by Historical
Novel Society. |
| Skydance
Music |
Not a Gladiatrix themed site again, but a
trove of uplifting spiritual music. Shaun Aston has created inspirational
and healing music for over ten years for audiences in Britain, Europe
and America. In addition to his own albums, Shaun has also composed
soundscapes for theatre, for contemporary dance, and has performed
at festivals and holistic events such as the Mind, Body and Spirit
Festival. |
| The
Dark Arts Society |
The Dark Arts Society takes it's tongue-in-cheek
name from the Harry Potter novels, and runs events, workshops and
social gatherings for people interested in the Occult and Supernatural
in art, fiction, music, alternative religion, and other manifestations.
Monthly events feature talks on a wide variety of occult subjects,
recitals of esoteric poetry, short stories (both classic material
and new work by members), free tarot readings, and performance art.
Newcomers are always welcome, and we are particularly interested in
new people who are willing to contribute talks, stories, poems, art,
performances, etc. |
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