[Artemisia] What 'cha Reading?

[Kathleen Govan]

Uppity women of Medieval Times is really good - women we never got to hear about, saying & doing things mere women never ever did - right?! There is even a woman by the name of Artemisia Gentileschi - a Baroque artist from the early 17th century! I can bring them to war (weather permitting!) if you would like to meet up!
 
I also have Naughty Women of Shakespearean Times as well  ;-) 
 
Brigit

--- On Sun, 1/25/09, Raven DuLoche <RavenDuLoche at FaeWood.org> wrote:

From: Raven DuLoche <RavenDuLoche at FaeWood.org>
Subject: Re: [Artemisia] What 'cha Reading?
To: "'Kingdom of Artemisia mailing list'" <artemisia at lists.gallowglass.org>
Date: Sunday, January 25, 2009, 1:10 AM

>And, because I feel the inexplicable need to catch up with my mother,
>sister, and the rest of America's teens, I'm reading 'New
Moon' by
>Stephanie Meyer.

LOL - I haven't started the Twilight series or anything by Stephanie for
that matter - yet. I am, however, reading "Every Which Way But Dead"
by Kim
Harrison.

I'm also in the middle of several books I'm reading at, in the
following
subjects: 

Reflexology
Raw Foods
Sprouting
Container Gardening

"Uppity Women of Medieval Times" sounds great, how is it?

I do recall that Tangl has written something, maybe she'll remind us what
they are.

Raven (Lurking from Seattle)

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