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storyempire.com
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| | | | | Image Source: blog.townswebarchiving.com Greetings! It's Liz Gauffreau with you today. In my previous post, I discussed various ways that newspapers can be used to support writing historical fiction. Today, I'm sharing a few places where historical newspapers can be found online, including state libraries (in the US) and historical societies. (You may see some redundancies... | |
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thespectacledbean.com
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| | | | | Yesterday I learned a new-to-me idiom. It is "in someone's good books" and is defined by The Idioms as: If you are in somebody's good books, it means you have done something good that has delighted them, and if you are in their bad books, you have annoyed them, and they are now angry with... | |
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| | | | | Introduction Thank you, Luanne, for hosting me on Day #7 of my blog tour for Simple Pleasures: Haiku from the Place Just Right! For this tour stop, I'm going to say a few words about my philosophy of haiku to give readers a sense of what to expect from Simple Pleasures. I think it's important... | |
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| | | Vse najbolj?e, Janja! This day in my blogging history 2014: Childhood tree 2015: If you strive for the moon, maybe you'll get over the fence.-James Wood 2016: Porto Ercole Thursday Doors 2016: Uncle's Ljubljana garden 2017: Happy birthday, Janja iz Kranja 2018: PeaksThis is how I left the last timein Decemberso that I could come... | ||
