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Oct.03.2012 What Is There To Learn From Writing? image via karenswhimsy.com Today, I'll finish the third edit of a historical novel I've written set in the Middle Ages, and this has me looking back. I started research on this rather obscure subject and personality some 20 years ago, and then came compiling and synthesizing the data. The...	Sep.30.2011 A Renaissance of Reason The Abacus and the Cross, by Nancy Marie Brown image via booku.com Nonfiction is still very much in vogue, and this book proves there’s no end in sight to the wealth of research to be done, stories to be told of historical characters. This book’s subtitle, “The Story of the Pope...
Aug.13.2011 A Living Breathing View of the Middle Ages A.D. 1000 – A World on the Brink of Apocalypse, by Richard Erdoes image via librarything.com The era this book presents has become a fascination for this reader, partly because of its similarity to the era we post-y2k people find ourselves in, and partly because of the drama its history has...