Monthly Archives: November 2011

Nov
30
2011

What’s for Dinner?

by gloria harchar

As I’ve indicated before, I am an avid researcher, and I particularly enjoy exploring all manner of steampunk: Inventions, Victorian customs that I can tweak for my alternate world, Victorian clothing (which I can also alter to fit my steampunk setting), hierarchy of servants, haute ton,  modes of travel, mannerisms, verbiage, social etiquette, occupations, etc. [...]

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Nov
23
2011

Still Here

by gloria harchar

Sorry I haven’t posted in awhile, (hi, Whitney!), but life got in the way. My husband accepted a new job in Dallas, Texas, and his first day is the Monday after Thanksgiving. We are going to camp out at my niece’s home but needless to say, we have been house-hunting. I’m still writing on my [...]

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    Lady by day, Saxon raider by night, Rhonwen refuses to wed one of the barbarous Norman invaders, not even for the sake of peace. But at every turn, God leads her toward Conon, the man who would unite the two factions, if only Rhonwen could lay down her sword and trust in Him.

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