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Adventures, misadventures and serendipity in doing the research that underlies a historical novel
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Sunday, April 21, 2013
In Praise of Things Not Said
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I don't usually write about writing. This is because most people who choose to do so are offering advice, and I don't have any ...
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Sunday, April 14, 2013
Time to Pulp It?
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Readers, this image, created through the ingeniously-designed and very amusing site called Pulp-O-Mizer , is my way of telling you that ...
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Sunday, April 7, 2013
Tristan and Isolde
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Herbert James Draper Some years ago, a friend wrote a lovely song about Guinevere. It was beautiful, haunting, and sad, and it made me...
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Monday, April 1, 2013
Metaphors for the creative process: What's yours?
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Vesuvius erupting, June 1774, by Joseph Wright of Derby Okay, readers, it's time for you to get involved. I'd like to think a ...
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Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Hittite Mythology on the Subject of Women (guest post by Judith Starkston)
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Trojan Women: Women’s Roles in Ancient Anatolia and Mycenaean Greece Part V You may wish to read the introduction of this series Trojan W...
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Sunday, March 24, 2013
Hittite Women as Reflected in the Laws of Marriage, Adultery and Rape (guest post by Judith Starkston)
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Trojan Women: Women’s Roles in Ancient Anatolia and Mycenaean Greece Part IV You may wish to read the introduction of this series Trojan ...
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