Historical Fiction Online

They do keep me busy (and cause me to have a lot of vet bills!) but they're worth it!!

Lynn

All of our animals are named after a real person or a fictional character: Clayton -- lab/pit/hound mix http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h207/MLS859/Family/PC090092.jpg Spencer [almost totally blind] & Madigan [totally deaf] (Boston Terriers) and Darcy (pug) http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h207/M...

I don't like clowns either -- never have -- though I can't say they frighten me. I'm not too fond of the old-style ventriloquist dolls either.

Lynn

[quote=""xiaotien""]lynn, really? that's so interesting! i can be disappointed if an author doesn't keep a blog... but really, because i've been online for a decade and most of my friends have never been into it, i do know that blogging isn't for everyone. and my belief? NO BLOG is better than the d...

I agree about keeping a website updated -- nothing worse than looking for news and finding...none...I'd rather see a comment about there being no news than nothing. I don't like websites, though, that are too "busy". If I don't know where to look first, then it can be overwhelming. I also agree that...

I've never seen a ghost -- but am open to the possibility -- however, every time we've lost one of our dogs, we have a few weeks of "hearing" them around the house -- we have a several dogs but they all sound different when they are walking -- and the rattle of their dogtags sound different. When we...

1486, England.

To Hold the Crown -- Jean Plaidy

INTO THE WILDERNESS has been re-released in paperback (with a lovely headless woman cover!!). It's a great time for folks to discover this wonderful series!!

Looking at me, you'd never think that I like dogs better than people.

Oh, wait...except for the dog hair all over my clothes...

Lynn