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February 2025

Introduction to My Fantasy Books
Now is as good a time as any to finally talk about my fiction.
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Beatrix Potter’s Lost Love
Beatrix Potter’s first love was a tradesman. Her parents were averse to the idea of her marrying down.
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Chapter 23 - Talking to the Cat
Johann had hoped to seal away his childhood forever.
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John Adams & the Eternal Love of Books
In Adams’ time, there was only one way to be a reader. Paper books were an investment.
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In Her Own Words: What Mary Wollstonecraft’s Early Letters Reveal
Mary’s letters underscore her bright mind and her doing what young girls her age did in Georgian England.
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N.J. (Nancy) Mastro
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Chapter 22 - Aunt Astrid’s True Motive
Mama continued: “Perhaps you have no need of her now, Johann, but remember—when you did not have your mother, you had your sister. Now she is the one…
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Table of Contents
Welcome to the Literary Ladies’ Tearoom. Maybe you’ll find what you are looking for here!
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Lives Like Loaded Guns: The Dickinson Family’s Feuds
One thing I speculated at the start of this journey was true: introverted Emily could see through facades. She was aware that Mabel’s presence wasn’t…
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Ten Fictional Female Detectives From Long Before Miss Marple
Long before Jane Marple made her appearance in 1927, other female detectives were gracing the pages of English and American mystery stories.
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Elisabeth Grace Foley
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