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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Potshots and Fantasy
On my recent research trip to Germany, I was kicked out of a couple of museums at closing time. I wish I’d had more time especially in the Kolnisches Stadtmuseum, a wonderful place rich with history and helpful displays. Also … Continue reading
Welcome YA author Leah Cypess
Leah is the author of Mistwood and now Nightspell, coming from HarperCollins on May 31! Mistwood has some ideas I wish I’d thought of. . . Leah took some time from her busy schedule to talk about her process. 1. … Continue reading
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Soc. for Public Understanding of the Mid
Soc. for Public Understanding of the Middle Ages blogs re the murder (or not) of Edward II: http://ow.ly/4WzLk Ian Mortimer and history
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Chatting with Colin Harvey, Author and Anthologist
Colin Harvey has some great novels out in a variety of genres, and has turned his hand to editing as well. He stopped in to talk about his latest anthology project. . . 1. What was the inception of the … Continue reading
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The Museum of Witchcraft
Here’s an interesting resource, both on-line and in the flesh: the Museum of Witchcraft, in Boscastle, Corwall, UK http://www.museumofwitchcraft.com/index.php There’s an online guidebook to the museum, a tour of some interesting artifacts, and searchable on-line library and images. I wish … Continue reading
Blah, blah, blah: Exposition and You
As authors we want readers to understand our books. That seems like a given in genre fiction, anyway. We may want to be distant, obscure, or sneaky, but ultimately, we’d like people to get it. In writing mimetic fiction (that … Continue reading
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