Am tempted to create a spreadsheet to find out what % of Heyer male leads have invented, designed or modified a neckcloth knot to the envy of society. Also, if there have ever been any women in the stories who are simultaniously 1) Old enough to be a lead's mother, 2) Smart, 3) Not evil or mean. It really seems to be a "pick two" situation from my memory.
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Am tempted to create a spreadsheet to find out what % of Heyer male leads have invented, designed or modified a neckcloth knot to the envy of society. Also, if there have ever been any women in the stories who are simultaniously 1) Old enough to be a lead's mother, 2) Smart, 3) Not evil or mean. It really seems to be a "pick two" situation from my memory.
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Occurred to me in the shower
I wonder if this song is more popular with my generation (or other people who did their formative years between 1989 and 2001), than others, or if it…
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Is this an accurate description
Kate Ross' Julian Kestrel novels - "Jane Austen meets Sherlock Holmes".
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Everything is everywhere
I'm reading The Velvet Room, which is Ars Technica's forum for dating, romance and sex topics. What do I find there? References to RaceFail 09. In a…
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Occurred to me in the shower
I wonder if this song is more popular with my generation (or other people who did their formative years between 1989 and 2001), than others, or if it…
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Is this an accurate description
Kate Ross' Julian Kestrel novels - "Jane Austen meets Sherlock Holmes".
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Everything is everywhere
I'm reading The Velvet Room, which is Ars Technica's forum for dating, romance and sex topics. What do I find there? References to RaceFail 09. In a…
