Hurrah! My first fashion history article, "Look Like an Egyptian," which I contributed to the Silicon Web Costumers' Guild's e-journal, The Virtual Costumer, is now available for download
I had NO idea? How wonderful for you. I've been meaning to ask - what do you do for a living, miss? Am I allowed to pry? If not, no worries, but you are a strong writer. This article seems quite natural. I'm stoked for you, J!
Wow, congratulations...wonderful news. Funny, in reference to your Hepburn meets Bacall look comment - Lauren Bacall has always been my favorite actress, and everyone used to tell me when I was younger, how much they thought I looked like Hepburn. So you are spot on, darling! Maureen
thanks! seems the editor and i missed a couple of typos and grammar gremlins, but on the whole, I feel satisfied with this first effort.
Darlene: I WAS a college english lit and composition instructor/Victorian Studies scholar (though you would never know it from my atrociously ungrammatical blog postings...I'm a TERRIBLE self-editor and proofreader). Right now, since we moved to our new, incredibly quiet and small village, I'm doing a little bit of private tutoring and running my Etsy shop..and for fun, I've started doing some independent fashion history/scholarly article writing.
Congratulations !
ReplyDeleteCongrats!!! How exciting!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Congrats!!!
ReplyDeleteyay, congratulations! I'm off to read it right now!
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ReplyDeleteCongratulations! This is so exciting. I can't wait to go and read it.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! You sound so smart! You are smart of course, but what I meant is that the article is well written. Awesome job. Congrats on your publication!
ReplyDeleteI had NO idea? How wonderful for you. I've been meaning to ask - what do you do for a living, miss? Am I allowed to pry? If not, no worries, but you are a strong writer. This article seems quite natural. I'm stoked for you, J!
ReplyDeleteWow, congratulations...wonderful news.
ReplyDeleteFunny, in reference to your Hepburn meets Bacall look comment - Lauren Bacall has always been my favorite actress, and everyone used to tell me when I was younger, how much they thought I looked like Hepburn. So you are spot on, darling!
Maureen
Ohhh Congratulations!!!! Must run off to read it now!
ReplyDeletethanks! seems the editor and i missed a couple of typos and grammar gremlins, but on the whole, I feel satisfied with this first effort.
ReplyDeleteDarlene: I WAS a college english lit and composition instructor/Victorian Studies scholar (though you would never know it from my atrociously ungrammatical blog postings...I'm a TERRIBLE self-editor and proofreader). Right now, since we moved to our new, incredibly quiet and small village, I'm doing a little bit of private tutoring and running my Etsy shop..and for fun, I've started doing some independent fashion history/scholarly article writing.
Brilliant! Well done you.xxx
ReplyDeleteFantastic article! I'm a big Theda fan. I love A Fool There Was. It's a shame that Cleopatra didn't survie in its entirety.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!! Love the article...very well done.
ReplyDeletexo, Jacqueline
Congrats!!!
ReplyDeleteOh wonderful article, I would love the chance to write something like this, congratulations!
ReplyDeletethank you ever so much!!!
ReplyDeleteLate congrats from me, too!! :")
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