Robin Schone
Research. I LOVE researching the past and how people lived. Little things, like: What did people do about toilet paper in 1880? When were pockets added to men's trousers? What was Queen Victoria's favorite dessert? (I'll give you a hint: Cherries Jubilee was created for her Jubilee celebrations c 1897.) When writing Scandalous Lovers I was as delighted as my heroine to find that the Victoria Train Station in London 1888 had self-flushing toilets. I also love my readers. Their support make the trials of writing worth while.
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The first time I read Gabriel's Woman, I was blown away by the imagery and the play on words. What caught my attention was that it seemed as if the author of 50 Shades of Grey was 'liberally inspired' by your ideas... except, of course, her writing can be considered rather clumsy, at best. Has anybody ever mentioned this to you or am I imagining a non-existent connection between two stories?
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