HISTORY OF CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING IN THE HOME
The central air conditioning system is saddled with the responsibility of disseminating cool air via its ducts. These supply ducts transport the cooled air through
Do You Love/Hate Richard III?
17 August 2008 — fuzzyhistory Vulpes Libris will discuss Richard III during the week. “We won’t be providing any definitive answers this week, but we will –
Fiction and Non-fiction on Edward II
14 August 2008 — fuzzyhistory I have admired Alianore’s Edward II blog from afar for awhile. I was catching up on my blog reading tonight
Lavinia by Ursula K. Le Guin
Similar to Black Ships (review), Lavinia comes to light through Virgil’s Aeneid. But it picks up the story where Black Ships ends – with Aeneas’s marriage
Devil’s Brood by Sharon Kay Penman – ARC
10 August 2008 — fuzzyhistory Updated 13 August 2008. Yipee! I received an advance reading copy of Sharon Kay Penman’s upcoming novel, Devil’s Brood,
Stealing Athena by Karen Essex
9 August 2008 — fuzzyhistory Stealing Athena tells the story of the deconstruction of the Elgin Marbles during the early 19th Century. Originally belonging to the
Amazon to Acquire Abebooks
1 August 2008 — fuzzyhistory Amazon announced today it would acquire the online used books aggregator Abebooks. Abebooks will continue to operate independently. It’s Web
Historical Fiction on the English Civil War
29 July 2008 — fuzzyhistory Updated 15 September 2008. While the label, English Civil War, is a bit of a misnomer, it refers to a
While England Sleeps by David Leavitt
27 July 2008 — fuzzyhistory Now a well-to-do has-been writer in his mid-50s, Brian Botsford is haunted by events of the late 1930s when fascism was
Black Ships by Jo Graham
25 July 2008 — fuzzyhistory Born of The Aeneid, Black Ships retells the story of Aeneas, the last prince of Troy, from the point of