A Touch of Christmas Mayhem
Merry Christmas, dear readers! I hope you enjoy reading this tale of a Darcy family Christmas, complete with dragons, as much as I enjoyed writing it!
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Merry Christmas, dear readers! I hope you enjoy reading this tale of a Darcy family Christmas, complete with dragons, as much as I enjoyed writing it!
Continue reading →What more does a girl need than a pile of books and a bowl of chocolate? Let’s talk about what we’ve been reading and feeding our inner chocoholics.
Continue reading →In Jane Austen’s day, theaters prepared Christmas pantomimes (pantos) that would begin on Boxing Day and run as long as the audiences demanded them. Although pantomimes had begun as a crowd-pleasing mix of humor, mime, special effects spectacles, song and dance, based on the Italian commedia dell’arte, by the late Georgian era, the panto had become a well-established part of Christmas tradition.
Continue reading →Last week I told you about an unfamiliar dragon waiting for me at the bottom of a research rabbit hole. Now it’s time to look at the story behind the legend and the legacy The Dragon of Wantley as left us.
Continue reading →With deepest gratitude for all of you who make what I do every day possible, I wish you much to be grateful for.
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