Many thanks to the editors at Per Contra for these latest poetry publications! http://percontra.net/issue/winter-2015/poetry/the-sheela-na-gig-at-llandrindod-wells/ http://percontra.net/issue/spring-2016/poetry/the-home-front/ http://percontra.net/issue/spring-2016/poetry/a-may-poem/ http://percontra.net/issue/winter-2015/poetry/the-sheela-na-gig-at-llandrindod-wells/ Advertisements
Last week, I fell and hit my head. Hard. It was a typical morning, with sunshiny summer weather, and my hound Gypsy was (typically) begging me to take her for her first walk of the day. Out we went, into … Continue reading
It’s hot this July in Virginia–very hot–and I’m drafting a new novel, set in Arkansas (the place where some of my relatives came from). When I’m in the middle of writing a novel, I often find that the weather outside … Continue reading
My husband and I recently watched the film The Witch, and though there was much I admired about this movie, something about it troubled me. The setting was appropriately eerie and rough, the costumes were period-correct, and the dialogue was very, … Continue reading
Natalie Grueninger was kind enough to post my blog about a recent visit to Hatfield House–the sometime home of Elizabeth I, Mary I, and Edward VI. It is a beautiful site, always worth revisiting. And there’s a giveaway of my new Tudor novel, The King’s Sisters! Thanks, Natalie!
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http://onthetudortrail.com/Blog/2015/09/29/hatfield-house-guest-post-giveaway/
My thanks to Katherine Bailey and the Minneapolis Star Tribune for this wonderful review of The King’s Sisters! http://www.startribune.com/review-the-king-s-sisters-by-sarah-kennedy/329543241/ A quick brush-up on Tudor history might be a good idea for readers about to embark on Sarah Kennedy’s excellent novel, … Continue reading
Thank you to Sarah Johnson for publishing this essay on Reading the Past! Click on the title to read it all: Mystery: “Whodunit” or Whom Do You Seek?”
