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Category Archives: Plague
Plague, Periwigs and Peccadilloes: the Diary of Samuel Pepys
Although diaries can be traced back to antiquity, the 17th century witnessed the real flowering of the diarist’s art. Following the Civil War and the Restoration of King Charles II, a new philosophical movement emerged: the Age of Enlightenment also … Continue reading →
Posted in 17th century, Diarists, History, John Evelyn, Lady Castlemaine, Plague, Raid on the Medway, Samuel Pepys, The Great Fire of London
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Tagged 17th century, 17th century fashion, Barbara Villiers, diaries, Dutch raid on the Medway, History, John Evelyn, Lady Castlemaine, Medway, Plague, Samuel Pepys, The Great Fire of London
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Vampires, Witches, Myths and Magical Realism
For readers and writers of supernatural stories who are weary of the well-trodden themes of the genre, research can provide new material and a fresh approach. It will help you to understand how some of the common elements of supernatural … Continue reading →
Posted in Angela Carter, Daniel Defoe, Eleanor of Cobham, Fiction, ghost stories, Grease Devils, Halloween, Henry IV, Henry V, History, Italy, Jack the Ripper, Law, Leeds Castle, Magic, Magical Realism, Myth, Plague, Plantagenets, Spring-Heeled Jack, Sri Lanka, The Devil Dancers, Travel, Vampires, Venice, Witches
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Tagged ghost stories, ghosts, Halloween, Jack the Ripper, Magic, myths, Plague, The Devil Dancers, Vampires, Venice, witches
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