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Novel imagines meetings between two monarchs | The Biblio File - Vimarsana News

Novel imagines meetings between two monarchs | The Biblio File

Red Bluff novelist William Wong Foey, who earned a bachelor’s degree in fine arts from Chico State in 1973, mixes fact and fiction in his eighth novel.

ONTD original: actors who won awards for yellowface roles - Vimarsana News

ONTD original: actors who won awards for yellowface roles

I had the idea to do this ONTD original a while ago but I’m a procrastinator so I never got around to actually doing it. On Sunday when Ke Huy Quan became only the second Asian American to win a best supporting actor Oscar, I went to YouTube to find Haing S. Ngor's acceptance speech when he won for…

The 20 Best Historical Novels About Real People - Vimarsana News

The 20 Best Historical Novels About Real People

Whether you’re a huge fan of historical fiction or just getting into the genre, these 20 masterful historical novels about real people belong on your TBR.

A Most Immoral Woman: George E. Morrison's Life in Turn-of-the-Century China - Vimarsana News

A Most Immoral Woman: George E. Morrison's Life in Turn-of-the-Century China

My historical novel “A Most Immoral Woman” tells the story of Morrison’s passionate and unconventional affair with Mae Perkins, an independent and wealthy young American libertine, in 1904. It’s a tale that roams the landscape of a dynasty in decline, looks out over the battlefields of the Russo-Japanese War, and imagines a time when a woman’s forthright sexuality could be

Ci Xi - Everything2.com - Vimarsana News

Ci Xi - Everything2.com

The woman who could become known to history as Dowager Empress Tzu-Hsi or Cixi (pronounced , as Excalibre tells me, "'ts shee' - the 'ci' or 'tz'u'...