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London, 1904.
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LONDON Time Travel: 1904
Jean Patchett, 1950
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Oh, this is darling! Jean Patchett, 1950 Women's vintage fashion photography photo image
Jean Patchett, 1950 #classy #vintage #beauty
The Dapper Man
Couples Fashion, Gold Cups, 1920 S, Royal Ascot, 1920S Era, 1920S But, Vintage Tops Hats, Top Hats, 1920S Millinery
Top hat, single-breasted coat, spats, and shawl.
Colonel and Mrs McGrath on Gold Cup Day at Royal Ascot - photograph | Explore 20th Century London
I love Lucille Ball and that face!!!!
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Oh my goodness - If you know me well enough, you know that while I do enjoy the fact that it's "I Love Lucy," I enjoy even more that this is a face I make on frequent occasion. You know when people say "okay, funny faces!" while taking pictures at a wedding, etc. That would be me. :P
Proof that beautiful women can be ridiculously funny
Classic Lucy face
Lucille Ball.. I Love Lucy
1940s suit
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Handsome. 1940's men's suit. When a real man wouldn't leave the house without his hat.
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Mens clothing, Vintage hat is very much me! ///// ...ditto... and the car is big time definitely Me... reel steel...
1940's Fashion | 1940's Fashion | Men's fashion in the 1940s An iconic men's suit in the 1940s was the zoot suit. This suit was usually worn at unofficial ambiance and consisted of "an oversized jacket, wide lapels, broad shoulders, and the pants narrowed toward the ankles."
Vintage style.
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Awesome hair + washing an awesome car.
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The Andrew Sisters wedding car!!!
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Car cleaning in the 1940s.
Hair Flower Placements (1940's)
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A beautiful array of 1940s hair accessories. #vintage #fashion #hair #1940s hair flowers photo print ad models magazine catalogue
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Henry VIII to Anne Boleyn: "The demonstrations of your affection are such, and the beautiful words of your letter are so cordially phrased, that they really oblige me to honour, love, and serve you for ever.... "For my part, I will out-do you, if this be possible, rather than reciprocate, in loyalty of heart and my desire to please you. "Beseeching you also that if I have in any way offended you, you will give me the same absolution for which you ask"...
Henry VIII a Ana Bolena "The demonstrations of your affection are such, & the beautiful words of your letter are so cordially phrased, that they really oblige me to honor, love, & serve you forever. For my part, I will outdo you, if this be possible, rather than reciprocate, in loyalty of heart & my desire to please you. Assuring you that henceforth my heart will be dedicated to you alone, & wishing greatly that my body was so too"
Side by sides of the wax figures of the Six Wives of Henry VIII as photographed by Hiroshi Sugimoto.
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Side by sides of the wax figures of the Six Wives of Henry VIII as photographed by Hiroshi Sugimoto. Based on these, Catherine of Aragon is by far the loveliest, followed by Anne of Cleves. So...he tossed aside the most attractive ones? Interesting tastes, Hank. <-- Really? I think Anne Boleyn was by far the prettiest, followed by Catherine of Aragon.
Katherine of Aragon....Henry VIII's 1st wife that he said was not is true wife so he could marry #2, Anne Boylen.
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Catherine of Aragon (1485-1536) was Queen of England as the 1st wife of King Henry VIII. She was 3 years old when she was betrothed to Prince Arthur, they married in 1501, but he died 5 months later, she then married Arthur's brother, Henry VIII. By 1525 Henry was in love with Anne Boleyn & sought to have their marriage annulled. In 1533 their marriage was declared invalid. Catherine refused to accept this & considered herself the King's rightful wife & queen, attracting much popular sympathy."
Queen Katherine of Aragon, daughter of Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile and wife of 1st husband, Prince Arthur Tudor of England and after his death and several years later, King Henry VIII as her 2nd husband.
Catharine of Aragon - the Spanish Queen Consort of England, first wife of King Henry VIII of England, and Princess of Wales as the wife to Arthur. Although films usually portray her as a brunette, she had a very fair complexion, blue eyes and hair color described as between reddish-blonde and auburn like her mother and sister Joanna. In her youth, she was considered very beautiful. This portrait is by Michael Sittow.
Catherine of Aragon (16 December 1485 – 7 January 1536) was Queen of England as the first wife of King Henry VIII of England and previously Princess of Wales as the wife of Prince Arthur. In 1507, she also held the position of ambassador for the Spanish Court in England when her father found himself without one, becoming the first female ambassador in European history.
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Ivory Lace Shawl, circa 1860. Beautiful!
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Victorian lady (Lily Elsie (1886-1962) with pretty outfit and jewelry.
Vintage photo of a young woman - Miss Lily Elsie
Miss Lily Elsie (1886-1962) was a celebrated Edwardian beauty and star of theater, especially of musical comedy – with "The Merry Widow" as her first huge success. She was a favorite of many, such as the prime minister Lloyd George, and it is reputed that Cecil Beaton's facination with her was the driving force in his interest in fashion, costume and photographic portraiture. I'm pretty sure this picture is prove that Rachel Weisz is a time traveler.
Elizabeth Wethered Barringer, Don Federico de Madrazo y Kuntz, 1852.
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Beautiful painting <3
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Marie Antoinette At the Clavichord by Franz Xaver Wagenschön, 1768
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Maria Antonia playing the clavichord (Marie Antoinette) by Franz Xaver Wagenschön (1726-1790), painted shortly before her marriage. Circa 1769. Kunsthistorisches Museum
"Maria Antonia (Queen Marie Antoinette Of France) Playing The Clavichord (1769)" by Franz Xaver Wagenschon (1726-1790).
Marie Antoinette at the clavichord (a piano-like instrument). The emphasis in Marie Antoinette's education was on manners, dance, music and appearance. Her education on more scientific and intellictual matters were poor. Conversations with her were stilted and her reading and writing of foreign languages was undeniably awful. Antoinette excelled to some extent in her musical endeavors. She drew often; at ten, for example, she had drawn a good likeness of her father.
1533: Princess Elizabeth's christening gown, sewn and embroidered by her mother, Anne Boleyn
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Princess Elizabeth's (Elizabeth I) christening robe, embroidered and sewn by Anne Boleyn, c. 1553. Now on display at Sudeley Castle in Winchcombe, England, which was property of the Crown during Henry VIII's reign.
Elizabeth's christening robe; it would have been embroidered and sewn by Anne Boleyn for her child... article from April 29, 2007... A christening gown once worn by Queen Elizabeth I has been discovered by chance [in a] Gloucestershire home... found at Sudeley Castle. The gown was authenticated by experts [Albert & Victorian Museum] in the 1880s, yet subsequently forgotten about.
Vintage Posters, Presley Lipsticks, Remember This, 1950S, Pucker Up, A Kisses, Elvis Lipsticks, Vintage Ads, Elvis Presley
c. 1950s - vintage ad for ELVIS lipstick
Excitingly Alive! Elvis Presley lipstick, 1956 vintage ad.
Vintage poster
Elvis Presley Lipstick + Packaging, circa 1950s
Ooh la la, if only it included a kiss from the king! ♥
Elvis Presley lipstick. I remember this in our five n dime in my hometown.
Elvis Presley lipstick ~ pucker up
The Suits.
Vintage Swimsuits, Bathing Suits, Surf Up, Bath Suits, Beach, Bath Beautiful, 1950, Surfers Girls, Vintage Surf
Surf's Up. Life Magazine 1950
1952 Miss Pacific finalists Mary Clifton, Pamela Jansen and Judy Worrad, stand in front of surfboards on Bondi Beach, Sydney. Makes me want a vintage swimsuit!
How lovely are these bathing suits #vintage #bathingsuits #summer #love #cute #fashion #style #1950
Beach Vintage. I wish they still had these kind of bathing suits.
bathing suit etiquette 1950s surfer girls & vintage surf boards
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Freezer French Toast
Freezer french toast is a recipe for do ahead french toast that can be heated up for serving. Made with white bread coated in a batter of milk, sugar and eggs, the french toast are baked and frozen and can be reheated in a toaster, later on.
Eggs | 5 | |
Milk | 1 1⁄4 Cup (20 tbs) | |
Sugar | 1 1⁄2 Tablespoon | |
Salt | 1⁄2 Teaspoon | |
White bread slices | 16 |
Heat oven to 500°.
Beat eggs, milk, sugar and salt until mixed.
Dip bread slices in egg mixture; arrange on buttered baking sheets.
Bake until underside is golden brown, about 5 minutes.
Turn slices; bake until golden brown, about 2 minutes.
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text: The Hawk and the Wolf A Conversation In February 2009, the Yahoo discussion group Renditions of Camelot read The Hawk and the Wolf, and offered many and varied opinions. What follows is their comments, edited slightly so that it reads like the transcript of a conversation. Introduction I became fascinated by the Arthurian legend in 1984, when I should have been studying for my first-year exams at Cartrefle College, Wrexham. I had been asked to adapt T. H. White's book The Sword in the Stone for possible production as a pantomime, so I went to Chester, a beautiful city near my college with Roman walls and an Elizabethanesque high street, to ransack its bookstores for a copy. I couldn't find The Sword in the Stone, but I did find The Once and Future King. I was captivated. I couldn't put the book down. I found the characters fascinating, the situations deeply moving. But I knew that White had not written it all. He had left some gaps and, when I had finished reading it, I hurried to the bookstore for the source he cited so often, Sir Thomas Malory's Le Morte Darthur. Alas, Malory left gaps too, so my search began for other sources: Geoffrey of Monmouth's History of the Kings of Britain, The Mabinogion, Chrétien de Troyes' The Knight of the Cart, Mary Stewart's Merlin Trilogy. It soon became obvious that, if I wanted to see a complete rendering of the Arthurian legend—one book with absolutely everything in it—I would have to write my own. Two stories captured my imagination more than any others, both in Welsh: the poem "The Spoils of Annwn" and the prose tale "How Culhwch Won Olwen." I hit upon the idea of combining the two stories into one, so that Arthur's expedition to the Otherworld would be for the purpose of winning Culhwch's bride. But I realized also that I would need some considerable back-story. My book couldn't begin, "One day, Arthur and Culhwch decided to sail to Annwn." That's how I hit upon the idea that at least the first half of my series should centre around the quest for Arthur's sword, Excalibur. If Arthur was to find the sword Excalibur, then I must also describe how it was lost, and why it was important to regain it. I tried writing the book many times without success, then realized that the problem was that one book was not enough. I came up with a fifteen-book series, five trilogies, as a way of dealing with the entire subject, beginning with Brutus coming to Britain, and finishing with the death of Lancelot, 1500 years later. Almost ten years had passed now since I had first read The Once and Future King. I had graduated from college, I had gone on to get an MA in Arthurian Literature from the University of Wales-Bangor, I had met a wonderful woman and married her, moving to the United States in the meantime (although I met her in Wales, she's American). Other things had happened to delay my project: the need to support a family dictated a teaching career (which I love). I taught 3rd and 4th grade, English as a Second Language and, eventually, college English. I studied—not only Arthurian literature, but also medieval literature in general, Chaucer, Langland, and Shakespeare (whom I considered the last of the medieval poets, not a Renaissance man at all). I got a PhD. I taught in Florida, Georgia, and Montana. Eventually, I found myself in Missouri, and I decided that now was the time to start my books. Taking the advice of one of my professors in graduate school, I decided that I would write for half an hour each day, whatever the cost. The Hawk and the Wolf: A Conversation 2 I rapidly came to the conclusion that I didn't like the first three books in my series, which would have dealt with Brutus, Locrin and Gwendolyn, and Bran the Blessed. So I began work on the story of Merlin. As I point out in the Introduction to The Hawk and the Wolf, there's a discrepancy between medieval versions of Merlin's story. He's a contemporary of Arthur, or at least of Arthur's father, Uther Pendragon. Yet his conception was devised by the devils as a counter- attack against God after the Resurrection of Jesus. How could Merlin live in both the first and fifth centuries? I can't tell you what my solution was, since that would be a spoiler for my next book, The Hawk and the Cup. Suffice to say that the first book is set in pre-Roman Britain, the second in Roman Britain, the third in post-Roman (what some scholars call sub-Roman) Britain. That, I think, is the most unusual feature of The Hawk and the Wolf. Merlin's story, normally set against the background of the Saxon invasions of the fifth century, is here set against the background of the Roman invasion of the first. Rather than being the contemporary of the usurper Vortigern, he is the contemporary of the rebel Boudicea. Something else I point out in the Introduction is that The Hawk and the Wolf is not designed to be a historical novel. I'm not trying to reconstruct historical events as I believe they actually happened. Rather, I'm trying to tell a story of the legend of Merlin and Britain. My principle source in this book is Geoffrey of Monmouth's The History of the Kings of Britain. He didn't get his history right about the Roman invasion and, therefore, neither do I. There's a hearty dash of Shakespeare's Cymbeline, and I take something of the mood from King Lear. For the actual plot of Emrys' early life, I used the Lailoken episodes from Jocelin of Furness' Life of St. Kentigern, Geoffrey of Monmouth's Life of Merlin, and Robert de Boron's Merlin. Geoffrey and Jocelin are collected and translated in Peter Goodrich's book The Romance of Merlin; Robert de Boron's version of Merlin's story is to be found in Merlin and the Grail, translated by Nigel Bryant. I never did adapt the pantomime from The Sword in the Stone. Todd Jensen: "The adventure of Diwrnach's cauldron in 'Culhwch and Olwen' has often been interpreted as a variant of 'The Spoils of Annwn.'. . . . Judging from your earlier comments, you include one historical figure from the period that Geoffrey of Monmouth didn't: Boudica. I didn't make the connection between Diwrnach's Cauldron and "The Spoils of Annwn" until much later, though it's indisputably there. As for Boudicea—well, you can tell, I can't even spell her name! (Traditionally, her name has been spelled Boadicea in English, but more recently the spelling has been given as Budicca. I guess my spelling is just one way of keeping my world separate from the historical one!) This first chapter, though, is where Emrys conceives of his desire to search for Excalibur. But what's his main motivation? Does he really want to make Britain mighty again, or is he just a sucker for a pretty girl? Jorge Ranero: "I think that both Emrys and Boudicea are representative of freedom and victory. Boudicea, as we know, was the Queen of the Iceni who defied the Romans. Emrys (Ambrosius) led us to the name of Ambrosius Aurelianus the probable British leader in the Siege of Mount Badon—a good combination of names in the plot." The Hawk and the Wolf: A Conversation 3 Karen Han: "Were his reasons hormonal or spiritual? I thought it was a clever touch to have Emrys falling in love with Boudicea. As in the medieval romances, once captivated by a lady, a knight would have to do her bidding. To top it off, the name Boudicea (properly Budicca) was an excellent etymological choice, meaning victory—though I suppose in Old Irish, it should have been Buadach, rather than Boudi. Through Boudicea, Britain would rise again and be victorious. Hence, Britain's fate was inexorably linked with Boudicea's, and Emrys may be seen here as following his heart, and serving both." Chapter II is about words and deeds—words that become deeds, and words that just stay words. I can't really think of a question about that. What examples are there of words and deeds in the chapter? Jorge: "There Cathbhad's words became alive, as you described, and deeds; also the new vision (through Cathbad's words) represent not only the past but the future of Britain. Brutus came from Benwick (presumably, in the future of your books, Lancelot's home) to Albion, bearing with him Excalibur (Arthur's Sword) given to him by Argante (the name given to the Fairy that received Arthur in Avalon after Camlann according to Layamon's Brut). The world of the story always exists or has real existence in the mind of its creator/writer. But you separated in the text 'words that became deeds (alive)' from words that just stayed as words. Therefore, not all has real existence as it seems, in the fiction." I guess what I was intending here was something that's pretty common in my books—the idea that the world of story is somehow more real than the world we live in. I know it sounds silly, but things always work out right in books, and they seldom do in real life. Justice is never done perfectly in real life. Or is it? Perhaps we only think justice doesn't work out properly because we haven't read the story we are in—the story of our lives—to the end yet. In that way, a book is only unlike life because it has an ending, and our life hasn't yet. Jorge: "You wrote, Mark: 'Coroticus, a remarkable man but a man.' Does this imply that Coroticus—despite his greatness—was not the Man in fact ?" Well, he's not really the man destined to carry Excalibur! Coroticos, whose name is usually spelled Caractacus, was a historical person, one of the tribal chieftains of Britain who resisted the Roman invasion in AD 43. Karen: "When I first read the name 'Coroticus,' I found myself thinking of the tyrannical 5th century king of Strathclyde who was turned into a wolf by St. Patrick. The Latin name 'Coroticus' later became in Welsh 'Ceredig' (rustic/rural), whereas Caratacus became 'Caradawg' (love/amicability). The name Rhydderch was recorded as 'Roderco' in the 6th century Life of St. Columcille and 'Rodarchus' in Geoffrey of Monmouth's Life of Merlin. Perhaps there's a chance to release a second edition with more uniform names?" The Hawk and the Wolf: A Conversation 4 Good point, Karen. It's a question of how the names all fit into your fictional world, though. Although I wouldn't want to be too strict about it, I'd decided to use names ending in –us for Roman characters, and to convert all names to –os endings for the Britonnic characters. The spellings are all idiosyncratic to me, anyway. My model here is Shakespeare. He changed the name of Belleforest's character Hamblet to Hamlet (to echo the name of a person he might have known in his youth, who drowned herself); he changed the name of the historical Sir John Oldcastle to Sir John Falstaff (perhaps unwillingly); and he changed Romeus and Julietta to Romeo and Juliet, largely, I think, to make them scan properly. Incidentally, in the earliest sources, Juliet's name is spelled (if I remember rightly) Giulietta di Capuletti, and Romeo's Romeo dei Monteschi. You can see why the original names wouldn't have caught on in Elizabethan England. What I was looking for with my names was a way to subconsciously identify them with the different cultures I'd be describing in the books. So I do slightly misspell the names. I'm sorry if it's been confusing to people who know far more than I do about first and fifth century history, though. It's fantasy, not historical, but that doesn't mean that anything necessarily goes. All choices, particularly of names, have to be consonant with the cultures that you depict, even if you invented them. There are two names that are a bit more romantic than the others. Boudicea is one of them, and the other is Cymbeline. Boudicea is, as you point out, the English spelling— well, almost. The English spelling is Boadicea. I wanted the name to be right in between the two—neither one nor the other, as the world of my books is almost, but not quite, historical. Cymbeline is really a kind of double of Coroticos, an entirely fictional character. Since he's the one who wants to collude with the Romans, I wanted to give him a name that felt different, so I stole the name from Shakespeare. Oscar Wilde once wrote, "Good poets borrow; great poets steal." A good reason for misspelling names like Boudicea and Cymbeline is that I don't want readers feeling too comfortable fitting my novel into any known chronology. If I've done my job well, it should have its own internally consistent chronology. As one of the greatest philosophers of the twentieth century said, "You must unlearn what you have learned." Karen: "Just some quick questions about your choice of Caratacus as High King in your first book. Caratacus, of course, has been proposed as the original historical model for King Arthur. Were you consciously turning him into Arthur while writing your novel, or will you be introducing us to another Arthur in your third book?" Poor Merlin. He certainly seems to think that Coroticos will carry Excalibur, but the rest of us who know the Arthurian legend know that the one who's actually going to carry Excalibur won't even be born for another four hundred years. I can't tell you exactly when I'll be revealing Arthur; I'll just say that it takes a lot of preparation. Merlin has a long way to go yet! Karen: "Now, you left us with a cliff-hanger, with the battle lost, and Coroticos nowhere among The Hawk and the Wolf: A Conversation 5 the slain. History tells us exactly where to find him next, among the Silures in south Wales. Is this where you'll be taking us in your second book? Or will it be a book about Boudicea's revolt?" Here's one of the problems with writing fiction based (even partially) on history. History itself is the spoiler. It would be cheating, really, to introduce a character called Boudicea and then not have her be the Queen of the Iceni and rebel against Rome. That would be like writing a novel in which the Titanic didn't sink. But Caratacus is not nearly so well- known a figure, so I felt I had a little more wiggle room there. Book II, The Hawk and the Cup, will open some years after the battle of Mai Dun, when Coroticos has been leading a guerilla war against the Romans. But it's been inconclusive, and he's seeking an alliance with Cartimandua in order to deliver the Romans a decisive defeat. That's not really what the book is about, though. It's a little more wide-ranging than that. Karen: "What I also found a boost was your introduction of Vespasian. I'll certainly be interested to know if you'll write about Vespasian's massacre of thousands of civilians in the south west of Britain, and the site of one of the most notorious massacres in history—at the site of Cadbury, where he decided to make an example of its resisting inhabitants. Is that going to be in your next book as well?" It was interesting to me that Vespasian led the XX Augusta, the legion that defeated the Britons at Maiden Castle (Mai Dun in my book). He later became Emperor Vespasian and, according to medieval legend, rescued Joseph of Arimathea from imprisonment in Jerusalem. That was more the connection I wanted to make, rather than with the Cadbury massacre. Bill Tolliver: "I can't say she was my favorite person, but the Beautiful but Evil Woman has fascinated readers—particularly men, I think—from time out of mind, and appears in many incarnations. I can't say I found Morgana lovable of course, but I want to see more of her, and am sure I will in the future stories by Mark. I felt that all the characters were well drawn, and I even found myself liking the Roman general. He seemed to be most generous in victory, something that winners in war aren't always noted for. I noted that he introduced an early form of 'gun control' right away. 'Y'all don't need your weapons anymore, we'll take care of you.' "We know what's best for you" are probably the six words most often used to enslave people throughout history, along with the five, "It's for your own good." Good job with all of it, Mark. I'm glad you liked Vespasian, Bill. Those chapters were quite moving to write. And, given the later trajectory of the books, I didn't want to leave my readers with the feeling that the Romans were irredeemable villains. I wanted a connection between the Britons and Romans at that point—something that at least had the potential to develop into respect and even camaraderie. As Karen pointed out earlier, he wasn't a very nice person historically. But that's another part of his story, and not one that I'm going near. As for Morgana . . . well, the challenge is to find different things to do with evil sirens. We'll see more of her, but she really has to stay in the background, and let her human puppets carry out most of her designs. The Hawk and the Wolf: A Conversation 6 Karen: "I would be curious to know how you're going to weave in the story of Emrys making it to the 5th century and actually being physically present at Arthur's court. Unless, of course, he won't be in Part III, and Part III will be the story of the Grail? Another method, I suppose, would be to introduce another character called Ambrosius. This would be a walk in the park, and all too easy, but perhaps if you prefer a more challenging, thought-provoking route, there's a 4th century St. Ambrosius who may have been the mythological prototype for "Merlin and the story of the Grail." On my website, there are some teaser synopses, if you're interested in guessing at how the books will develop in the future. Books 1-3 are already written, and just waiting for Book 1 to be a runaway success so that they can get the go-ahead from Westbank. Books 4-6 have been written too, but I need to re-draft them, which I'm about 10% done with. William Russeth: "I am enjoying the book. On the Druids, I thought you did a good job of presenting them. Since little is known, it gives the author some creative latitude. Not sure Druids had books for Emrys to study nor would I expect to find a library anywhere in Britain. I do not think Celtic peoples were writing much down before they were Romanized. Druids were actually opposed to writing." That's right. Britonnic society before the Roman invasion was pre-literate. That's like my more centralized society—in reality, there was no High King of Britain at this time, there were just a bunch of tribes with very loose cultural ties. I centralize authority in my Island of the Mighty because it ups the ante as far as what's at stake. Similarly, with the writing, I wanted to give an impression of a society that had developed a little more than Britonnic society really had. That way, when the Romans attack, something really very valuable indeed is at risk of being lost. Not that tribal society isn't valuable—but that's a much tougher sell. William: "The Druid practice of human sacrifice has been both supported and contended. The Romans thought Druids practiced it and were mortified by it. I guess killing people in the arena was civilized, but Druid sacrifice was despicable. My opinion is that the threat of human sacrifice kicks up the plot tension a notch and is great for a story. Will Emrys be forced to murder someone to control his power? I like it. Also, I am curious about the seemingly national identity that these people have. I think of pre-Roman Britain as being an intermesh of tribal groupings. Are these people thinking of themselves as a nation? Finally, that torrid library scene, was it based on a personal library experience?" That scene combines two of my favourite things: books and political intrigue. Enough said. On the British political scene at the time. Yes, historically there was no real central government in Britain when the Romans invaded in AD 43. They were a bunch of independent tribes, among whom the Catuvelauni were probably the most influential. However, I wanted my book to be of something more than local importance, so I designed an ahistorical world whose passing would be a thing of tremendous importance. The Hawk and the Wolf: A Conversation 7 Fortunately for me, I didn't have to go very far for a model. In Geoffrey of Monmouth's History of the Kings of Britain, Britain is not only united, but it is also a power that is almost equal to Rome! Once again, I'm not portraying events or society historically—I just want to write a good story. Jacqui Emerson: "It's a bold venture to mix historical characters in a fantasy time frame—it could be difficult for your readers; it certainly makes them think. Interesting that you have little or no magic apart from Emrys' visions (which aren't magic)—a few Druid tricks but that's all. All in all, an unusual combination. What made you settle on that plan?" That's a difficult question to answer, since it was a decision I made so long ago that I'd almost forgotten. I think it goes back to a conversation in an Olive Garden restaurant with my wife, when we had first got married. And we just celebrated our nineteenth anniversary! She pointed out to me that you can't just have magic popping in and out of your story—it's all got to come from somewhere. So I started thinking: where does the magic in my stories come from? It's systematic, because reality is systematic—cars run on gasoline/petroleum, not on vinegar, gravity pulls us down, and doesn't sometimes push us upwards. So I wrote a lot of backstory to account for the presence of what magic there is. I don't want to give anything away, but I'll give you all a clue. There are three different sources for Emrys' visions, and two different sources for druidic power. Karen: "Yes, that's what Tolkien was mulling over as he was writing The Lord of the Rings. He wanted to equip the wizard Gandalf with magical powers, but he knew he couldn't have lightning bolts shooting from his fingertips, so he turned him into some sort of fallen angel figure, with his magic stemming from the Valar. One of my favourite episodes in your book was the part when Emrys looked at Vespasian and prophesied that he was going to become the future Emperor of Rome. I thought that was pretty "druidic." Jacqui: "By the way, Mark, where is your Mai Dun? There are several Maiden Castles around the Wiltshire/Dorset area but the only important that one I know of is the Maiden Castle near Dorchester." I had imagined Mai Dun as Maiden Castle in Dorset. I don't think that I got the landscape right, but I believe archaeological digs uncovered a grave of several individuals with food and drink but without weapons, and heaps of slingshots. As an aside, it's really difficult writing a book set in Britain when you can't actually get there. The best I can imagine, until I have some bestsellers under my belt in the order of Bernard Cornwell (!) and can actually travel, is using Google Earth, where you can sometimes get a vague idea of topography. Not that I particularly want accuracy—it's fantasy, after all, not historical fiction. There's a new review of The Hawk and the Wolf on Barnes and Noble: "Took a little time to get into the language, then couldn't put it down. It was recommended to me by my daughter. Good read for male and female. Can't wait for next book." Is this a common experience with the book? Is the language difficult or daunting? The Hawk and the Wolf: A Conversation 8 Laurel Bradshaw: "I just started it today, and quite like it so far. No, I don't find the language difficult, but then I didn't find Tolstoy's Coming of the King difficult either. LOL! I was quite amused at the end of Chapter One where Emrys' mother says 'Wait until you are nine.' I had assumed Emrys was more like 16 up until then. Was this intentional? Portraying him as older than his years perhaps? Anyway, it was a nice twist. Hope it continues!" William: "I would like to read the whole review. Is it on the BN website? The first comment, 'Took a little time to get into the language, then couldn't put it down.' It is a favorable comment, but I do not see it at all. I thought your style and language were very easy to read. My only negative was that I thought it was too short." Jacqui: "I haven't found any problems with the language—it's well written and as William says, it has much rich imagery. The language wasn't archaic or pseudo archaic—what a strange comment. One particular description I like is the dawn of a typical English day: The creeping grey light of dawn grew about Mai Dun. It could not be called sunrise, for there was no moment at which light broke out over the Great Plain. The light seeped into the night, like damp through the planking of a ship. The clouds overhead were thick, the light reluctant, the air damp and cold." Jacqui: "How do you feel about Mark's characters? Of course, the main character is Emrys who is extremely well portrayed. I found the way in which Mark developed his character interesting. As he grows up he develops quite a talent for philosophy. I found I felt quite sorry for him at times having to follow his path which isn't always what he would like it to be! How did you arrive at your particular Merlin, Mark? Is he a composite of the many Merlins in fiction or did spring from your imagination? Did you find that he did indeed grow/develop/change as you wrote or did you conceive of him as he is? Do you have a favourite character, Mark?" Merlin grew. I knew what he had to do, so I just asked myself, what kind of person would do these things? For me, the most interesting part of the whole thing was the question, how would a young, inexperienced boy respond to having the Sight? My major creative input was the nature of the Sight itself—pulling Merlin in different directions, descending upon him unpredictably, yet with an overarching pattern to it all. I would say that Merlin is my favourite character, but I also like Cathbhad very much, and Coroticos grew on me as I wrote him. He became unexpectedly heroic at Mai Dun. But, of course, I was just completely in love with Boudicea. She resembles in some ways a certain American woman of my acquaintance, but I can't tell you whom. Karen: "Mark, do you see yourself as Emrys in your novels, or I guess I should ask, are you Emrys?" I suppose I am Emrys, in answer to your question. At least, Emrys is what I'd look like if I had any skills at all. The only time I've ever written a central character who isn't really me is in The Hawk and the Huntress, book 3, in which the central character is a girl, Nymve (Nimue, Nineve or Vivian in the standard versions of the story). She's radically The Hawk and the Wolf: A Conversation 9 different from me in almost every way. And she's a girl, of course. It's always difficult to write a character of the opposite sex. Kathleen Guler: "I like Emrys very much, too, and how he grew into his destiny. The image of the intertwining paths perfectly reflected his conflicts. I also really like Boudicea's sense of leadership of her people played against her love for Emrys. The premise of starting all the way back in the 1st century is really intriguing and makes me want to know how it all plays out. How many books did I hear will there be altogether?" I'm planning twelve books altogether. I've finished the first three, and have drafts of books 4-6 (I'm nearly finished with book 4) and detailed synopses of the rest. Here are the titles (hopefully intriguing): The Hawk and the Wolf The Hawk and the Cup The Hawk and the Huntress The Heroes of Annwn The Lady of Annwn The Spoils of Annwn The Knight of the Cart The Knight of the Pentangle The Knight of the Fair Hands The Vessel of Eirin The Vessel of God The Vessel of Avalon Todd Jensen: "As Kathleen Guler pointed out, that is an impressive number of books; I hope you can get them all written and published. (I can guess at the subject matters of the three 'Knight' books.)" Jacqui: "Thank you for being brave enough to let us discuss The Hawk and the Wolf. It must be pretty daunting! I for one enjoyed it—I thought you portrayed the development of a young man's character from a boy to a man admirably. Not only had he to grow up but had to cope with the contradictions of the Sight! The growth of Emrys physically, emotionally and spiritually was what the book was about for me anyway, the setting in which he grew up was an additional delight. Thanks again—looking forward to Book 2—when will it be published?" Thank you, Jacqui. No date on The Hawk and the Cup yet. I have to sell a few more copies of The Hawk and the Wolf before my publisher will commit to it. Karen: "According to one of my publisher friends, the normal procedure in the publishing world is to wait for the sales figures to come in after a year. That's when they do the accounts and send out royalties. A thousand copies would be good; two thousand is considered very good for a first book." The Hawk and the Wolf: A Conversation 10 Bill Tolliver's Final Word: I am neither a scholar nor an historian, and fortunately the early ages of Britain are not a time when we can point to an event being described and say with certainty whether it happened this way or not. But that does not seem to matter. When I read The Hawk and the Wolf, I was immediately pulled into the milieu of the author's world, and I believed it. The description of Emrys' passage from childhood into manhood had the ring of truth, as did the sweetness and pain of first love described therein. Stanislavsky said that memory of emotion was the key to re-creating it on the stage. I believe it is also the way to portray it in the pages of a book. When I read of Emrys' feelings toward Boudicea when they were both children, it brought to mind the way I felt at that age about a girl I saw as the Swamp Angel in Gene Stratton-Porter's books of the Limberlost Country. I think Mark must sometime have found his own version of the Swamp Angel to portray the feelings so vividly. The descriptions of battle were equally vivid. I felt that I was right there watching the Walking Walls of Rome, the most sophisticated and implacable killing machine of ancient times, and perhaps of our own times as well. As teenagers in Latin class we struggled through Caesar's Commentaries, and I am sure Mark did so as well. His description of how Romans fought was spot-on. I only hope my own are equally vivid and credible. I don't think any modern contributor to the Arthurian saga can say with certainty 'This is how it was." But Mark can certainly say with certainty, "This is how it may have been." At the end of the first book I am eager to delve into the next one. So congratulations, Mark. Yours is a worthy addition to the Arthurian canon.


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Seward County Head Coach Toby Wynn knew that his team would have their hands full and that they would be in a grinding battle as they took the court Saturday night in Oceanside, California in the Holiday Festival Tournament semifinals against Eastern Arizona. Both of those premonitions were right on point, but unfortunately for Lady Saint fans, the gals in green would fall 81-75 as the Gila Monsters outlasted them in what was a somewhat ugly battle between the two 10+ win teams.
An athletic and physical Eastern Arizona team took the court Saturday afternoon at MiraCosta College looking to derail a well oiled machine in the 12-0 Seward County Lady Saints in the Holiday Festival Tournament semifinals in Oceanside, California. The Gila Monsters certainly got off to the better start, using an early 6-0 run to take an 8-2 lead on Seward three minutes into the game. The Lady Saints continued to play from behind the entire first half, seeing the Eastern Arizona lead swell to as many as 12 at 23-11 midway through the half. Despite failing to score a field goal in over five minutes, the Lady Saints found a way to keep themselves close enough to Eastern Arizona and slowly worked their way back into the game, using a late 14-3 run to close the Gila Monster lead to just one before the break at 33-32.
Seward actually outshot Eastern Arizona in the first half 44% to 39%, but the Gila Monsters took 8 more shots than the Lady Saints, grabbing 9 first half offensive rebounds and turning them into 12 second chance points. The Lady Saints were dreadful from the free throw line in the first half, going just 12-21 and also coughed up 13 turnovers.
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This crepe maternity shirt from Red Herring Maternity comes in pale pink with a black spotted design and contrast trims. It has pintuck details on the shoulders and a tie back waist.
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- Jerry Crasnick, ESPN.com MLB Sr. WriterClose
- ESPN.com senior writer
- Author of "License to Deal"
- Former Denver Post national baseball writer
Tampa Bay manager Joe Maddon attracted some attention this week when he expressed a desire to coax more complete games from the team's starting pitchers this season. If that means avoiding a slavish devotion to pitch counts, he's game.
Maddon, an innovative guy, should be commended for straying from the time-honored practice of managerial butt covering. But time will tell if he's a visionary or overzealous in his approach. More than a few alarmists are wondering whether the Rays shouldn't just dispense with the preliminaries, call Dr. James Andrews and book the room for Scott Kazmir's inevitable Tommy John surgery.
Pitch counts, as usual, are a trendy topic of conversation. The New York Times weighed in on the subject Sunday, and Keith Woolner of Baseball Prospectus wrote a piece on the correlation between pitches per plate appearance and workloads for pitchers. If today's hitters are more adept at working counts and fouling balls off, Woolner points out, 100 pitches aren't going to induce as many outs as they once did.
Crasnick: Magic number
How many pitches should a starter throw? It's a question that's still up for debate.


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What a wonderful landscape! I just wanna jump in (you perhaps remember like they do it in `Mary Poppins´), lie on the grass and dream about... being in another world where all is different, better perhaps but certainly - different.
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