Black Rabbit·Oct 22What if the “From Hell” letter really was real?It’s been more or less proven that “newspapers” made up the name “Jack the Ripper” and that it was more or less to sell newspapers.
Richard Swan·May 312026 Thumbnail Review #16 Sarah de Berenger by Jean IngelowThis was published in twelve monthly instalments by Good Words in 1880, like Hardy’s The Trumpet-Major (see review #15). A direct…
Richard Swan·May 312026 Thumbnail Review #15 The Trumpet-Major by Thomas HardyVictorian novels were often published in serial form, most often in monthly instalments. I possess a copy of Good Words for 1880, which…
Jackson Goode·Oct 15, 2025The Scotsman, Chp. 4 — A Free Ride Proves CostlyA railroad worker offers Colin and his mother a free ride in a boxcar from Colorado Springs to Oklahoma City. Unfortunately, the ride…
The Gil Perez Literary Journal·Jun 8, 2025Fate by The Editors — January 29M.Brevard was a man of severe complaints.A response icon4A response icon4
Ali Ozturk·Dec 27, 2022Turkish Gastronomy through the eyes of an American journalist in 1889American journalist Frank George Carpenter (1855–1924) visited Istanbul in 1889 and wrote an article about the Turkish cuisine, Sultan’s…
Thor Copywriting·Dec 26, 2022Copywriting in 1800: A world without spell checkAh, the good old days of 1800! Back when we didn’t have spell check to save our lives (😱). But you know what they say, “Necessity is the…
InOur DNA in WordsbyAnthony (Tony/Pcunix) Lawrence 👀·Feb 28, 2022My Great-Grandmother in the Gilded AgeA well told story has similarities to my familyA response icon9A response icon9
Milton Smith·Sep 19, 20211880s KENTUCKY FEUD AND TRIAL IN LESLIE COUNTY KYSTRANGE 1880’S KENTUCKY FEUD AND TRIAL IN LESLIE COUNTY INVOLVED Minyards, Napiers, Rice vs. Burkharts and Days of Greasy Creek Valley
