Penny Black
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Grace Burrowes:
Well, George IV did add 64 peers to the Upper House during his reign, so I wouldn't mind seeing Worth as Lord Trysting. I particularly like the title. I see, however, that having to sit in Parliament would take time away from his other concerns and that would be a shame. Who'd look after the interests of widows and opera dancers?
Grace Burrowes
As it happens, Jacaranda took over much of the worrying about the opera dancers. Worth was allowed to assist, but Jacaranda became the project manager, as it were. I still have to write Hess's book, so Worth situation with regard to a title might bear revisiting. You're right about Prinny--and he created knights left and right too.
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Hi, my name is Cintia and I'm from Argentina. Being a writer is what I want the most in this world, nothing makes me happier than writing, but I'm more and more frustrated with each passing day, because I've been blocked for 3 years. And it is not that I have an unfinished story. I have NOTHING AT ALL. A blank page in front of me, that only makes me sadder... Is there a way to overcome this? How do you handle it?
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