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A welcome return visit from my writing friend David Ebsworth telling us about his next project … 1815. The 200th anniversary is looming. A passion for the Napoleonic period is tugging at my writing hand. Yes, I thought, my next one will be about Waterloo. But from what angle? I began looking for the […] If you enjoyed this post, do share it with your friends!November 6th, 2014 | Tags: heroines, historical, women warriors | Category: Authors, France, Guests, Research, Women warriors, Women's history | 4 comments - (Comments are closed) 
“Boadicea Haranguing the Britons” by John Opie (1761-1807) ‘Tough’, ‘feisty’, ‘kick-ass’ – clichés, ironic or signposts? And, provocative question, would you apply them to men? Perhaps the first one and possibly the third, but I can’t remember reading about a ‘feisty hero’. That aside, how do you recognise a tough heroine? Boudica, queen […] If you enjoyed this post, do share it with your friends!May 12th, 2014 | Tags: Characters, heroines, heroism, Inceptio, thriller, women warriors | Category: Characters, Insights, Women warriors, Women's history, Writing skills | 2 comments - (Comments are closed) |
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