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Stephen’s 2024 Year in Books
Take a look at Stephen’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Cant - A Gentleman's Guide: The Language of Rogues in Georgian London
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2013
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The Lighthouse at Pelican Rock
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2018
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The Unfortunate Deaths of Jonathan Wild (The Memoirs of Pascal Bonenfant Book 1)
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2014
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Making Historical Sources Accessible: Part V
In my (probably) final post about making historical sources accessible, I would like to talk about metadata.
There has been a lot about metadata in the news recently with regard to new data retention rules for ISPs (Disclaimer: I work for one). Since even our Attorney-General Mr Brandis seems to have no real idea what metadata is I thought a recap might be in order.
Basically, metadata is additional Read more of this blog post »
There has been a lot about metadata in the news recently with regard to new data retention rules for ISPs (Disclaimer: I work for one). Since even our Attorney-General Mr Brandis seems to have no real idea what metadata is I thought a recap might be in order.
Basically, metadata is additional Read more of this blog post »
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"The Trengrouse Ball was in full swing when Katie developed a migraine. Leaving her mother, her brother Den sorted his coach to take her home where she would sleep the migraine off, but on the way the coach was hijacked by Den's best friend, Ives Tren"
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The third novella in Leydin's charming Trengrouse Ball Regency series is a worthy successor to the previous two (The Captain and the Lady, and The Youngest Son). As the title suggests, it is a classic second chance at romance story. The widowed Lady De ...more |
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| Nice to see a little more of the London of the lower classes through the eyes of the (upper class) protagonists, Adeline Edmonds and Anthony, Viscount Merryam. The romance between them grows as he comes to understand her generous heart and realise hi ...more | |
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The second book in Leydin's Trengrouse Ball series (the first one being The Captain and the Lady). The importance of the ball in this book is the beginning rather than at the end. The youngest son of the house, Ives Trengrouse, hijacks his friend Den’ ...more |
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The Trengrouse Ball is a seminal event for many couples. For some, it is the culmination of a romance, for others only the beginning. The first story is about the well-born but exceedingly impoverished Lady Beatrice and the badly wounded hero of the N ...more |
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| A fun little, novella-length, Regency romp. The characters are well filled-out, the plot adequately plausible, the villain hissable, and the happily-ever-after delightful. Recommended. | |
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Enjoyed it as an adult. Would have loved it as a kid. A nice bit of imaginative fantasy derring-do. Fast paced, with original characters, keeping the attention all the way through. I wanted to see more of Mr McKraken the were-squid... As an adult, there ...more |
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“ Captain Queernabs A shabby-looking man in poor clothes ”
― Cant - A Gentleman's Guide: The Language of Rogues in Georgian London
― Cant - A Gentleman's Guide: The Language of Rogues in Georgian London
History is Not Boring
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Why do people think history is boring? I don't get it. ...more
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We are a team of Indie authors who want to share our books and those we love with you! This group will allow Indie authors of all genres and types to ...more
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Australian author Marianne de Pierres started this young adult book club in 2012 at www.burnbright.com.au. We've only just moved to GoodReads. Join Kr ...more
