Humphry Knipe
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Linda Lafferty:
Can't wait until September for your Napoleon story which I will review! In the meantime would you like to take look at look at my Napoleon's Rosebud, a darkish new book set during Napoleon's exile in Saint Helena?
Linda Lafferty
Thank you, Humphry.
Napoleon is fascinating, isn't he? Absolutely unique.
I'm sorry but I can't read anything beyond my stack right now. I'm deep into a book on Caravaggio, drowning in research and rough drafts.
I do wish you the best with your book.
Linda L.
Napoleon is fascinating, isn't he? Absolutely unique.
I'm sorry but I can't read anything beyond my stack right now. I'm deep into a book on Caravaggio, drowning in research and rough drafts.
I do wish you the best with your book.
Linda L.
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Geoffrey Adams
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Linda Lafferty:
Ms Lafferty I now know, thanks to you, why the Satanic Verses earned Salman Rushdie the fatwa - he dared to speak about patriarchy in Islam. One mustn't ever challenge the impotence, sorry, importance of the penis in history. Esma Sultan, your creation, is one of the great Wise Women of fiction. More, more, more please! ? (oh, have to have a question mark? Can't just say an admiring 'thank you'?
Deeann Hoff
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Linda Lafferty:
Hello, Linda: I am a writer/researcher with specializing in Pre-Revolutionary Russia, 18th Dynasty Egypt, & Comparative Mythology. My daughter is a translator in Brussels and adivsed me of The Girl Who Fought Napoleon. I thought to share a piece on a number of such women I published in 1999, using diaries, 1915 newspaper clippings. etc. I am happy to share? Bred & showed Arabians :) Best, DeeAnn Hoff Bend, OR
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