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When you picture a nineteenth-century Christmas, do you imagine scenes out of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol? “The Ghost of Christmas Past” shows Scrooge several scenes offering glimpses of Georgian-era Christmas celebrations. My favorite illustration by John Leech is probably “Fezziwig’s Ball,” which shows us what an eighteenth-century Christmas party might have looked like. (H/T
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Can you believe Twelfth Night Sorcery will be out in the world in just two days? (I would ask “where has the time gone?” but I know perfectly well that the time has been spent answering emails, prepping for classes, and getting snacks for my youngest kid.) If you can’t wait until Thursday to read
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If you followed me on Twitter a few years ago, you might remember me querying a novel called Runes and Ruin. It was a historical fantasy romance, much like The Solitary Rose and Garden Folly Magic, set in a magical version of Regency England. Now titled Twelfth Night Sorcery, it’s going to be published by
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