The Big List of Writing Recovery Activities
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[image: A closeup of a goldfish in a tank, looking right at you]
Sometimes the writing life sucks. It’s hard to get your story right, hard
to get an agen...
Bath Abbey and Jane Austen
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By Brenda S. Cox [Catherine Morland] “hastened away with eager steps and a
beating heart to pay her visit, explain her conduct, and be forgiven;
tripping l...
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THE COLD TRUTH OF WINTER 1482
In the winter of 1482, the royal court gathered in London for what would be
Edward IV's final, lavish Christmas. Nobody kn...
Some thoughts on Kenwood’s Heiresses exhibition
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We have written quite a fair bit about the Transatlantic marriage
phenomenon in our blog: mostly to provide historical context to the ITV
drama Downton Abb...
It's 1874 in Colrado Springs
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Post by Doris McCraw
aka Angela Raines
Photo (C) Doris McCraw
In 1874, while Colorado was still a territory, two institutions got their
start in Colora...
All Hallow's Eve and Jack O'Lanterns
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by Donna Hatch
www.donnahatch.com
Halloween is even more popular than ever. In the United States, more
Americans celebrate Halloween than Christmas. I h...
Capturing the Castle
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Nicola here. There are a lot of old buildings in the UK and a lot of
different names for historic types of buildings, whether it’s a castle,
manor, hall, t...
Good Night Sweet Blog
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*Mary Connealy*
Good night sweet blog. Parting is such sweet sorrow.
Yes, Seekerville is closing up. I hate it and I'm ready. This blog has
meant so ...
Fortune's Scoundrel
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Book 5 of The Curse of True Love Series James Arrington fled to the
continent to escape his gambling debts. Now he has returned to London,
eager to make am...
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