History Ever After.
Spends her days teaching history & her nights writing it. Names dogs after cartoon characters & muppets. On SM hiatus b/c day job craziness.
The Sugar Sun series is best enjoyed as a series in publication or chronological order, but any book can be read as a standalone. https://t.co/5YG3kYFsml
Ozempic is out of control. The amount of people who I know that are like half the size they were 6 months ago is blowing my mind. I hope we donβt learn of some bad side effects down the road.
In 1860, a French explorer hacked through the Cambodian jungle and uncovered Angkor Wat.
A city larger than medieval London, built by god-kings and powered by advanced engineering.
Yet within a century, it was abandoned to the wild.
Here's the untold story:
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(My own series starter novella, Hotel Oriente, is one of them!)
@BookThingo I bet that was nice. (I coached an Aboitiz in volleyball when he was a seniorβa scrappy libero.) The Las Casas Filipinas was better than Disney World for me.
@BookThingo How did I miss this? Las Casas Filipinas De Acuzar, I assume? I gave a tour guide there my book, haha. Also, it's free on Kindle this week, just staying. π₯°π
Happy Release Day, First Time For Everything! Seriously had me at a 41-year-old trying many firsts because, ahem, so me (prolly in different aspects, but you get the drift). π€ @minavesguerra
Why are we not talking about Sir William Neville & Sir John Clanvowe, the two gay English knights buried together in a tomb with marriage motifs???
Who were friends with Chaucer and possibly the inspiration for his The Knight's Tale?
And also maybe SPIES? #MedievalTwitter