Sunday, September 22, 2013

GUEST: HISTORICAL HONEY

Sleep9Sparky Tabasco is taking a break today to allow for the below announcement. She'll be back in fine form next Sunday.

 

 

Historical Honey

If you're doing research, you can go to no better place than Historical Honey , a Web site devoted to all things historical. On Wednesday, September 25, Nicola Cornick will interview the folks who run Historical Honey. They have a great sense of humor and make it fun and accessible. Join us on Wednesday. You won't be disappointed!

Sep 22, 2013 6:28:50 AM | Guests, History, Nicola Cornick

The comments to this entry are closed.

NEXT POST
Mitteleuropa by Mary Jo Years ago, I read an article about riverboat cruises in Europe, and the idea immediately appealed to me. As a friend says, rivers were the interstates of the past, and so much of European civilization developed along the waterways. How better to explore than in a boat holding maybe 150 friendly, intelligent passengers and serving lots of really good food? Like a plot element, the idea of a riverboat cruise simmered in my lizard brain for years, and in 2006, I thought it was time to do a cruise in Southern France. Except that all the French...
PREVIOUS POST
The love of science I have more scienctific curiosity threading through my Georgian books than my Regency ones, which is perhaps unfair. And yet, the 1760s was prime Enlightenment time, when being engaged in "natural philosophy" as the sciences were then called was as much part of everyday life for the literate as the World Wide Web is today.

Laura

Word Wenches is a blog featuring seven authors, plotting in the present, writing about the past. . . and improvising the rest. Authors include Mary Jo Putney, Patricia Rice, Anne Gracie, Susan King aka Susan Fraser King, Nicola Cornick, Andrea Penrose, & Christina Courtenay.

The Typepad Team

Search

Become a Fan

My Other Accounts

Recent Comments