396 Resources Writers Recommend to Kickstart Your Writing, Stand Your Thinking On Its Head, And Vastly Increase Your Ability to WRITE WHAT YOU KNOW
clues. They also good practice for finding synonyms.) 248. C-Span (television channel) though I stopped watching when I literally started having Political, end of the world, nightmares) 249. Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs, Scott Cunningham 250. Curries and Bugles, Jennifer Brennan (A memoir and cookbook of the British Raj) 251. Daily Life in Medieval Times, Frances and Joseph Gies. (A compendium of three books that are also available separately. Those books' titles are Life in a Medieval Castle, Life in a Medieval Village, and Life in a Medieval City. Sources include land and title records, court records, maps, archeological data, and so forth for a specific location that typifies the castle, village or city of the Middle Ages – Cheptsow Castle, the village of Elton, and the city of Troyes.) (Two recommendations, one comment.) 252. Daily Life in the Middle Ages, Paul B. Newman 253. Dark and Tangled Threads of Crime-San Francisco's Famous Police Detective, Isaiah W. Lees, William B. Secrest 254. Daughters of Isis: Women of Ancient Egypt, Joyce Tyldesley 255. Descriptionary, Marc McCutcheon (For when ya know what it is but not how to say it) 256. Developing Person though Life Span, Kathleen Stassen Berger (Developmental psychology) 257. Dictionary of Ancient Deities, ed. Turner & Coulter Š 2007, Holly Lisle. All Rights Reserved.
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