Monday, November 17, 2008
Mary Novik Video
I've interviewed Mary Novik before. Here is a video of her, explaining the inspiration for her wonderful novel Conceit.
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This blog — "Baroque Explorations" — is about my research into 17th century life, and the era of the Court of Louis XIV, the Sun King, in particular. For my blog on writing, see Notes on the Writing Life.
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This blog — "Baroque Explorations" — is about my research into 17th century life, and the era of the Court of Louis XIV, the Sun King, in particular. For my blog on writing, see Notes on the Writing Life.
To see my latest newsletter, click here.
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The future is the past,
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1 comment:
Thanks for posting this, Sandra. This is my first YouTube video and I really had fun doing it. I always thought it would be tricky, but it was easier than I thought. Next time, I might try dancing around the room, if I can manage to stay in focus while I do it!
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