If you’ve ever seen the musical Oklahoma! by Rogers and Hammerstein, this word is used when Curly and Laurie are given a charivari after their wedding that culminates in their attack by Judd.
Hello Hearts Through History members, today I’m talking with HTH member Kimberly Nielsen. Could you tell us a little bit about yourself and what you’ve been working on? Hi Everyone! I am from Colorado, although I am living in Pennsylvania right now. I have just...
I love WordGenius' Word of the Day and often try to use them in something I'm writing as a challenge to myself. This one has appropriate connotations for us historical authors! Chinwag CHIN-wag Part of Speech: noun Origin: British English, late 19th Century...
Thanks for including me in this! I'm still an itty bitty, infant writer so I don't really know how helpful my answers will be to others. I've included them below just in case. Do you write full-time or part-time? Whatever time I can get! I have an almost...
First round of judging is almost complete for the Romance Through The Ages Contest and it's looking pretty good! A bumper crop of excellent up and coming authors showcased in our inboxes! Reminder to all first round judges that your entries are due on July 23, 2021....
Do you write full-time or part-time? First, thank you for having me. I am excited to share my writing journey with you. I write on and off all the time! I am a mother of five, which is a full-time job in itself (a wonderful one). I start writing at 5:30 in the...
