Scribbling Scrivener
I agree with many of the points. History itself is far stranger than most fiction could ever hope to be. I do differ, though, with the author’s argument that we only look to history to prevent the bad stuff from happening again. We should also be inspired by history for all the good and positive changes over our history and people who brought those changes about.
A lover of magical books : Book reviews, and general book rambling
Scribbles on Cocktail Napkins
Skipping to the good stuff with Jessica Cale
Damyanti Biswas is an author, blogger, animal-lover, spiritualist. Her work is represented by Ed Wilson from the Johnson & Alcock agency. When not pottering about with her plants or her aquariums, you can find her nose deep in a book, or baking up a storm.
Connecting Authors and Readers
The misadventures of a writer's journey from obscurity to published author.
Writing to make sense of life
A novel inspired by Roger Brierley (1586 - 1637)
The occasional pun, personal blog, and advice on writing, reading, and publishing.
Writer | Teacher | Human (probably)
Superheroes - Autism - Fantasy - Science Fiction
J S Malpas - self-published author, reviewer of popular novels and creator of original short stories
The Gospels of Cal'eia
Non-profit prolific reader, reviewer and blogger of books and occasionally life
The Website of J. Matthew Saunders
Shortness of Breadth
A Creative Journal of Prose and Photography
Humor and Sex. Mostly Sex.
