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Deborah Taylor-French
is 63% done
In reading this anthology, Betrayal, I’m either learning about British history or revisiting periods from fresh points of view. Both cause my storyteller’s mind to wonder why people have a need to go over history with either a microscope, or a spyglass.
Or is my obsession over “what might have been” simply my cingulate system stuck. So many why’s and why nots.
— May 06, 2023 06:56AM
Or is my obsession over “what might have been” simply my cingulate system stuck. So many why’s and why nots.
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Deborah Taylor-French
is 63% done
In reading this anthology, Betrayal, I’m either learning about British history or revisiting periods from fresh points of view. Both cause my storyteller’s mind to wonder why people have a need to go over history with either a microscope, or a spyglass.
— May 06, 2023 06:45AM
Deborah Taylor-French
is 63% done
In reading this anthology, Betrayal, I’m either learning about British history or revisiting periods from fresh points of view. Both cause my storyteller’s mind to wonder why people have a need to go over history with either a microscope, or a spyglass.
— May 06, 2023 06:45AM
Deborah Taylor-French
is 22% done
Began in the historical story involving betrayal of King Richard II focused on Thomas Percy.
— Mar 10, 2023 06:58AM
