I recently heard someone describe Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick, as "just a schemer." Nothing else. Just a schemer. He would turn in his grave if he still had one. Henry VIII destroyed that too. Contemporary sources tell a different story. Jean de Wavrin, who actually lived in the same period, wrote of a man who was generous, who was loved by the common people, whose household hospitality was legendary. The chroniclers record that "the Earl of Warwick was very generous to

What reminds you of Provence? Is it the endless fields of Lavender, the Melon de Cavaillon, the Mimosa, the Herbes de Provence?

The Tale of Johnny Town-mouse was first published in December 1918. Beatrix Potter was fifty-two when she wrote the story of Johnny...

Returning to nature is returning to our roots, returning to a balanced life.

This was so hard to do. I never read short stories or flash fiction. Anyway, this is just to have a taster of my writing... The Peer...