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The Lady Elizabeth
| The Lady Elizabeth Discussion Page |
| Here are the links to the individual chapter discussion pages. As we progress in the book, more pages with be added for each week's discussions. Each page will be accessible as soon as we have reached that week. .  . *Note: Please try to stick with each particular week's reading when you post each week! We don't want anyone to get too far ahead and miss out on the discussions! . |
Chapter One ~Discussions for Chapter One are going on now! Follow the link to join in. | Chapters Two and Three ~Discussions for Chapter Two began July 18th! Follow the link to join in. |
Chapters Four, Five and Six ~Discussions for Chapters Four, Five, and Six began July 25th! Follow this link to join in. | Chapters Seven, Eight, and Nine ~Discussions for these chapters began July 31st! Follow this link to join in! |
| ~Discussions for these chapters began Sunday, Aug. 8th. Click here to join in! |  ~Discussions for these chapters began Sunday, Aug. 15th. Click here to join in! |
~Discussions for these chapters began Monday, Aug. 23rd. Click here to join in! | Chapters Seventeen and Eighteen ~Discussions for these chapters began Sunday, Aug. 29th. Click here to join in! |
Chapters Nineteen, Twenty, Twenty One, and Twenty Two ~Discussions for these chapters will began Sunday, Sept. 5th. Click here to join in! | |
| To read more about the author, Alison Weir, check out her website here. She explains on her About the Author Page that "I feel very privileged to be able to bring them to life in both my non-fiction books and my novels. In both cases, I feel that an author has a responsibility to be as true to the facts as is possible." |
| One of our Wiki members Englishsetter has written a clever poem to go along with our book! Here it is: But soft! What light through yonder window (computer) breaks? It is the eastern (Londoner) Alison Weir and Elizabeth is the sun! It is my Lady (excellent book choice). O it is my love (Tudor history - fact or fiction)! Partake of a fair copy of Lady Elizabeth The which if you with patient eyes attend, What here shall miss, our toils shall strive to mend. After 500 years, if Queen Elizabeth has finally decided to open windows to look into men's souls (Lol), I think she would be well pleased here. Just in case- I thought I would offer up a little twist on her old poet & friend, Shakespeare- to humor the Lady Elizabeth. | |
| To read an interview with author Alison Weir about the novel The Lady Elizabeth, click here. | |
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| EverythingTudor | Alison Weir!!! | 7 | Jul 17 2010, 1:46 PM EDT by EverythingTudor | ||
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I e-mailed Alison Weir, the author of our Book Club book, and had a response! She tried to access the discussion boards, but unfortunately wetpaint won't allow people from outside the USA to access. I am looking into how to change this, if it can be. Anyway, she sent me a transcript of an interview she did in 2008 on the novel. I have posted it here (http://everythingtudor.com/bookblog/?p=2178) at the Tudor Book Blog. Enjoy! :)
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| Queen_Anne_Boleyn87 | Reading More? | 3 | Jul 16 2010, 1:11 AM EDT by AReformer | ||
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