When I first read the traditional Quaker wedding vow, I was struck by it’s stark simplicity. Here’s a version, excluding names: I take thee, my friend, to be my beloved,
When immersing myself in a particular time in history, I find a picture can breathe detail into my imaginary world and strengthen historical realism. A more succinct way to put
I wrote this article in 2005 for my RWA chapter’s newsletter The Quizzing Glass. I tend to punctuate intuitively, thus the Chicago Manual of Style sits on my desk and