The Christmas Robe is a short story from Jennifer Lamont Leo’s series of novels set in 1920s Chicago. Heart-warming and full of good feelings.
When you finish that 30 days of writing madness that is NaNoWriMo, you need to take stock of what you’ve done and plan for the future
A Christmas Mystery by William John Locke is an inspirational, very Chirstian story with a great mysterious atmosphere
This is how I wrote my Little Meremaid retelling set in the 1920s, Sea Phantom
Fourth installment in the Miss Kopp Series inspired to the true life of Constance Kopp, a lady deputy sheriff of the 1910s. Great, engaging historical novel
“The Perilous Life of Jade Yeo” by Zen Cho is the adorable story of a young Chinese girl in 1920s London, and her own ‘education’ of life. Fantastic voice.
The Fall of Gondolin is the first and the last tale of The Silmarillion. The grand story of the fall of the secret city of the elves.
Fräulein Else by Arthur Schnitzler is a wonderful expressionist novella that by the end makes the reader reconsider eveythig they thought they knew.
Contrary to what’s the norm in Tolkien’s legendarium, The Children of Húrin seems to be the one story where evil never works for the good. The one who walks alone is a cursed man
Summer is the perfect time for reading. Let’s discover our next gret read set in the 1920s… and maybe some new authors (Summer 2018)
“The Death Beat” by Fiona Veitch Smith is a nice historical mystery set in 1920s New York journalistic scene. Maybe a bit complicated, but fun to read
Beren and Lúthien isn’t just a beautfilu love story. It is a celebration of the power of togetherness. Of the achievements we can attain by sharing