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on March 24, 2009
In Category: Education
History - From the nostalgic to the extraordinary and anything in between!
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F. Marion Crawford
Every once in a while we discover a new author who fast becomes one of our favourites. Recently, I discovered such an author. Like any new...
Source: Echoes of History | March 27, 2009
Ottonian Jewelry
I'm making great progress with my novel, A Scarlet Mantle. For those of you who are unfamiliar with my work, A Scarlet Mantle is a novel ab...
Source: Echoes of History | March 23, 2009
Canonical Hours
Anyone who is writing a novel set in the medieval era, will need to refer to the Canonical Hours. In the days before clocks, keeping of Can...
Source: Echoes of History | March 22, 2009
Natasha Richardson
NATASHA RICHARDSON1963 TO 2009I am deeply saddened by the loss of actress Natasha Richardson this month in Mont Tremblant, Quebec. Mother,...
Source: Echoes of History | March 20, 2009
Dr Margaret's Sea Chest by Waheed Rabbani
In a hospital in New Delhi, forgotten in a small storage room, lies an unclaimed sea chest, locked and untouched, for more than one hundred...
Source: Echoes of History | March 18, 2009
A most notorious Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookie
This is perhaps the most infamous oatmeal chocolate chip cookie because it is a recipe based upon revenge and as we all know, revenge is alw...
Source: Echoes of History | March 12, 2009
The Courtesan by Susan Carroll
The Courtesan takes place in France in the year 1575. Catherine de Medici is queen and there is much fear over witchcraft and sorcery. Gab...
Source: Echoes of History | March 7, 2009
Emilie's Voice by Susanne Dunlap
Emilie's Voice is a novel set in Paris France in the oppulent court of King Louis XIV. Emilie is a young girl on the verge of womanhood, th...
Source: Echoes of History | March 7, 2009
Stuffed by Sarah Junkin
I recently had the pleasure of reading a debut novel by journalist, Sarah Junkin. The book will be released in the next month and will be a...
Source: Echoes of History | March 7, 2009
Sylvia by Bryce Courtenay
Sylvia by Bryce Courtenay is a multifaceted tale abounding with captivating characters set in the 13th century Germany and Italy during the...
Source: Echoes of History | March 7, 2009
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