Jun. 14th, 2007
I might or might not have participated in zombie-day but I was feeling too ill to be creative. And reading the posts was fun. (Am feeling better now.)
But after what seems like *years* of posts about Mary Jane (and there's new stuff now) and Heroes for Hire (which I don't even read) and FanLib and Strikethrough, I can't seem to muster any energy about other fannish or meta kerfuffles. I'm blogosphered out.
I'm just going to work on my Reversathon story. You guys have fun without me.
Or maybe my brains were eaten. One never knows.
But after what seems like *years* of posts about Mary Jane (and there's new stuff now) and Heroes for Hire (which I don't even read) and FanLib and Strikethrough, I can't seem to muster any energy about other fannish or meta kerfuffles. I'm blogosphered out.
I'm just going to work on my Reversathon story. You guys have fun without me.
Or maybe my brains were eaten. One never knows.
Thoughts on a Victorian Novel
Jun. 14th, 2007 07:26 pmLast week,
theferret recommended the book he was reading, Inside the Victorian Home. I concur, btw. Completely fascinating view of a very different time and place.
The author gets some of her information from novels of the time, and one of the novels she quotes most often is The Daisy Chain or Aspirations by Charlotte Yonge.
( Education, Mourning and Self-sufficiency )
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The author gets some of her information from novels of the time, and one of the novels she quotes most often is The Daisy Chain or Aspirations by Charlotte Yonge.
( Education, Mourning and Self-sufficiency )