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The Printer’s Apprentice
For my Historical Fiction project, I’m researching the 1590’s in Stratford and London at the time when Shakespeare and others wrote their plays and poetry. What I found interesting is the requirements demanded of printers at that time; pamphlets and … Continue reading
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She Dared To Live
She Dared To Live by Michael Reyneke The wind, the wind is blowing. Samantha staggers to her grave and collapses. “I must be the only ghost that totters and falls to pieces,” Sam announces to the graveyard. She turns to … Continue reading
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In the Woods of Fontainebleau
Chloe flopped on the grass in a huff. “I cannot play anymore, Louis. Stop this. Let us return to the chateau. I am beginning to melt.” She rubbed her delicate handkerchief across her brow and gathered her skirts together. Chloe, … Continue reading
A Diary Found – revised
It was late afternoon when the sun cast long shadows through the attic’s dusty windowpanes, imbuing the space with an amber glow that danced upon forgotten relics. There, amidst the myriad trunks and boxes of a lifetime’s worth of memories, … Continue reading
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Thank you, Karen, for your kind words. Charles stayed in Birmingham with his family. I have found no record of…