University of Gwylim Press Journal Welcomes New Readers!

Hello everyone! This is a post for those of you who like the official lore of the Elder Scrolls. I'm an old fan of TES universe, have been researching its lore and writing publications on it for over 20 years. During these years I invented 7 original theories, made dozens of hypotheses and wrote numerous lore-related commentaries and ideas in various forums and communities.

After closing my Youtube channel I founded the r/University_of_Gwylim where I gathered other lore researchers, writers and Youtubers to create a new subreddit - a community of members of the Antiquarian Circle of the University of Gwylim and other guest researchers who study the deep lore of Aurbis and publish their works at one place in a circle of colleagues and fellow researchers to preserve it for the future generations of TES fans and share our works across the Internet. The sub is designed as a scientific journal for those who already have good knowledge of the well-known lore and it provides an opportunity to get acquainted with a much deeper lore and its details along with the unconventional interpretations of various small subjects of it.

The journal contains various categories of contents where each post is a separate article dedicated to a certain topic supported by comfortable navigation and direct links to the official lore sources every reader could check personally, pictures, videos, etc. Since the lore is generally based on unreliable narrative, the articles may contradict each other and/or provide multiple views on the subject even by the same author. The more interpretations of the lore we know - the better we know the lore.

Being the founder and the chief editor of the University of Gwylim Press Journal I invite you to subscribe, while me and my colleagues will try to do everything to provide you with interesting articles that will help you to spend these winter nights excited and interested in the lore of the Elder Scrolls games we all like so much. No lore-related Q&A's, no discussions (unless the author of an article decides to allow it. All the discussions are usually conducted in the r/teslore sub where the articles are usually duplicated), dozens of theories, hypotheses, observations, guides, tons of text and imsges and only the official lore of all the Elder Scrolls games and the related official materials.

Welcome and have a good time on the pages of our journal!

Best regards,
Aigym Hlervu,
Chief Editor and Daedrologist
University of Gwylim Press