Search the web
Sign In
New User? Sign Up
HistoricalNovelSociety · Society devoted to historical fiction, n
? Already a member? Sign in to Yahoo!

Yahoo! Groups Tips

Did you know...
Hear how Yahoo! Groups has changed the lives of others. Take me there.

Best of Y! Groups

   Check them out and nominate your group.
Having problems with message search? Fill out this form to ensure your group is one of the first to be migrated to the new message search system.

Messages

  Messages Help
Advanced
Messages 3584 - 3613 of 14857   Oldest  |  < Older  |  Newer >  |  Newest
Messages: Simplify | Expand   (Group by Topic) Author Sort by Date ^
3584
Hello all, I missed out on the Parker Award last week by a whisker (was told I came second) but the good news is that I've finally pulled some sort of prize...
Susan Hicks
susanhicks1
Offline Send Email
May 1, 2004
8:44 pm
3585
On 21:40 01/05/2004 Susan Hicks said ... Well, hand on heart, I voted for "The Winter Mantle" because it was an evocative, well drawn cover that makes me want...
Lynne Connolly
lynneconnollyuk
Online Now Send Email
May 1, 2004
11:53 pm
3586
Dear Susan: Congratulations! And use the award OFTEN and in all your PROMO, etc. It helps to draw attention, for sure!! Again, congratulations, Gail -- Gail L....
gail jenner
amaranth50
Offline Send Email
May 2, 2004
1:57 am
3587
I, too, wish to add my congratulations! Medea's Child ... http://www.likesbooks.com/coverballot/2003/HST-results-2003.html ... ...
Medea's Child
medeas_child
Online Now Send Email
May 2, 2004
2:55 am
3588
Good day, all! Sorry for the cross-posting. I have a question about the construction of armour. I have found a multitude of websites on line and have sent...
FerchArthur@...
iwantmyoldac...
Offline Send Email
May 3, 2004
4:29 pm
3589
Debra asked: I have a question about the construction of armour. I have found a multitude of websites on line and have sent direct e-mails to several of them,...
Susan Hicks
susanhicks1
Offline Send Email
May 3, 2004
4:35 pm
3590
... I'll flick this to an armourer to get the answer, but I would have to know: butted, riveted or a mix? With preformed links or including making the links?...
Geoff Boxell
wendlewulf
Offline Send Email
May 3, 2004
8:09 pm
3591
Goeff is right, it would depend entirely on whether it was butted or riveted. Butted was more common and quicker, easier and cheaper, but riveted is better....
Winifred Halsey
winifredsp
Offline Send Email
May 3, 2004
11:21 pm
3592
... After drawing through a former. Riveted mail tend to be heavier gauge due to the need to make the flat plate for the rivet. But this may be only on modern...
Geoff Boxell
wendlewulf
Offline Send Email
May 4, 2004
12:25 am
3593
My husband, who I believe is something of an expert on the subject, tells me that a hauberk is knee-length and has sleeves while a brynie is usually shorter...
Winifred Halsey
winifredsp
Offline Send Email
May 4, 2004
2:10 am
3594
... From: <HistoricalNovelSociety@yahoogroups.com> To: <HistoricalNovelSociety@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Saturday, May 01, 2004 6:15 PM Subject: Historical Novel...
Arley MacDonald
alm63lambeth
Offline Send Email
May 4, 2004
4:02 pm
3595
Hello, I'm working on a writin a historical novel. I just am not sure how long to make it right now. The current word counts I'm used to are just 100,000...
magicalbookworm
Offline Send Email
May 17, 2004
1:53 am
3596
... Depends on the topic. I'm not into cowboys, rebelious colonialists (unless it is the Britsih burning the White House - I like that topic) or bodice...
Geoff Boxell
wendlewulf
Offline Send Email
May 17, 2004
3:25 am
3597
The novel is set in 1868 in London England one of the main characters is a noble man, the other is a young woman that just walked out of an aslyum :) ... ...
magicalbookworm
Offline Send Email
May 17, 2004
6:12 am
3598
... wrote: > Hello, ... Something between 80,000 and 150,000 words would be "normal". 100,000 words is fine. Alan ...
Alan Fisk
AlanFisk
Offline Send Email
May 17, 2004
7:43 am
3599
Thank you :) i was hoping a normal count wasn't anything over 100K or 150k...
magicalbookworm
Offline Send Email
May 18, 2004
1:12 am
3600
Hello I come from Greece and i wrote a book .I gave it, to a translator ,to translate the material into the english language . Iam considering to search...
vickyart2003
Offline Send Email
May 22, 2004
9:19 am
3601
I'm researching for a fantasy story with historical elements, and need to describe a sea battle. Canons on ships were common, and I was wondering if there were...
jennifermacaire
Offline Send Email
May 22, 2004
1:40 pm
3602
... wrote: > I'm researching for a fantasy story with historical ... I assembled a lot of research books for a novel about the 1787 naval mutinies that I never...
Alan Fisk
AlanFisk
Offline Send Email
May 22, 2004
5:21 pm
3603
"Canons?" Surely this is a religious question ? Few canons, bishops, or priests were aboard historical ships. Captains were more concerned with cannons -...
Sidney Allinson
dliad
Offline Send Email
May 22, 2004
7:35 pm
3604
Cannons *sigh* Is there anything as frustrating as bad spelling? Jenny ... and ... I ... were ... stayed...
jennifermacaire
Offline Send Email
May 22, 2004
9:17 pm
3605
Thank you - I will look these up in my public library!...
jennifermacaire
Offline Send Email
May 22, 2004
9:18 pm
3606
Hi from Canada I am also a writer of historic fiction - 1600s France and South Africa. Also researching material on cannons and ships weapons. There is a good...
Kennth & Fern Joubert
kvjoubert2000
Offline Send Email
May 22, 2004
11:43 pm
3607
... What's the book about? Richard Lee Founder/Publisher The Historical Novel Society www.historicalnovelsociety.org Marine Cottage, The Strand, Starcross,...
histnovel@...
histnovel
Offline Send Email
May 24, 2004
10:26 am
3608
-Try http://www.stvincent.ac.uk/Heritage/1797/Victory/guns.html for starters. Yes, the guns certainly were aimed. They were lashed down for safety (a "loose...
Kate Bunting
katembuk
Offline Send Email
May 24, 2004
3:27 pm
3609
I need to find a source information on court dress during the reign of King William and Mary during the very late 17th century. I have searched and searched,...
Debbie Foreman
bbbdebi
Offline Send Email
May 24, 2004
8:28 pm
3610
Debbie, doll artist Teresa Thompson has a picture of a man and woman dressed in the time period of King William and Mary at the bottom of her "Stuarts" dolls...
Mary Harrsch
presencefrom...
Offline Send Email
May 24, 2004
9:01 pm
3611
Debbie. I found this page of costume links for your era. A huge variety of pictures and text. http://www.costumes.org/history/100pages/17thlinks.htm#1665-1700 ...
Anne Whitfield
anne_whitfield
Offline Send Email
May 24, 2004
11:34 pm
3612
Does anyone know a site that would have some good information on vocabulary for around 1860 to 1900? (for england.) Or the way people spoke durning that time? ...
magicalbookworm
Offline Send Email
May 27, 2004
1:14 am
3613
... vocabulary for around 1860 to 1900? (for england.) Or the way people spoke durning that time?<<< Writer's Digest Books used to put out a wonderful resource...
Gemi Sasson & Eric Br...
gemi45323
Offline Send Email
May 27, 2004
12:44 pm
Messages 3584 - 3613 of 14857   Oldest  |  < Older  |  Newer >  |  Newest
Advanced
Add to My Yahoo!      XML What's This?

Copyright © 2009 Yahoo! Inc. All rights reserved.
Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - Guidelines - Help