Something of an odd little plot bunny collection today - sometimes, I read too much and my eyes aren't even big enough for me to bite off certain temptations.
Such as: goblin church! I love English names, and if the children's book hasn't been written, it should be. Get on that, okay?
Or, the first playwright in post-antique Europe was a woman. Go to it, because she's a fascinating character - but, with a novel in agents' hands, a WIP in the works, and a third having finally been promoted to the back burner, I don't have time to do Hroswitha (or her many names -which, just perfectly, mean "strong voice") justice. Someone, please take on that "she's only a woman" nonsense, please!?
This one may or may not be a plot bunny, but it IS an unexpected story. Once again courtesy of the History Blog, we have an ancient Sudanese Christian-symbolic tattoo on a woman's inner thigh. Escandalo! Didn't see that coming, did you? Includes a nice short video clip, too.
In another vein, CONGRATULATIONS to Tom Williams on his upcoming publication, His Majesty's Confidential Agent - coming in May (at least in the UK ...). I'll post updates as he does!
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Thank you.
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