Monday, September 14, 2009

HF Grand EVENT Begins!! Interview, Guest, Post and GIVEAWAY!!




Good morning for this fantastic Historical Fiction Bloggers Round Table Event, today I have the Honour of presenting to you, Royal Heiress of the Day: Heather from the Maiden’s Court.
This gal is fantastic-not only does she love history and reading about it, she also posts the most interesting historical fiction reviews; most of these responsible for my ever-growing TBR list!! And If that’s not all, she’s also the nicest person you’ll ever meet:) I’m so happy to have her join me today for our very first post to this grand event!

Heather has answered some interview questions for me and has agreed to write a fabulous guest post for Enchanted By Josephine.I present to you: Heather!

1-When and Why did you start blogging?


I started blogging at the end of May this year (I can’t believe it has only been a little over 3 months!) I had been an active member of the Philippa Gregory Message Board for about a year and about 2 weeks before I started my blog, a friend from the message board (Susie Tudor Daughter) had announced that she had created a blog. So I spent those 2 weeks exploring her blog and checking out the blogs of others, which got me really excited and thought “I can do this!” And thus, my blog was born!

2-What has been your best blogging experience?

I would have to say that my best blogging experience has to do with Michelle Moran. After reading Nefertiti and checking out her website, I decided that I wanted to try hosting my first giveaway. She was the first author that I had ever contacted and she was absolutely wonderful! She is one of the nicest people. She stopped by my blog after the giveaway and posted a comment (which I was super excited about) and sent me a further email later on offering me Cleopatra’s Daughter for review. It was the best experience I could ask for with my first contact with an author, first giveaway, and first review offer.

3-What is the most interesting book you’ve ever read? Why?

I’m really going to have to go with The Other Boleyn Girl by Philippa Gregory for this one. I didn’t really know much about the Tudors before I read this book – I couldn’t name more than 2 of his wives. Not only did I love this book for the way it was written, the unique perspective, and the wildly entertaining story it told – but it really opened my eyes to historical fiction. Since I was 12 I had been reading some historical fiction – but it was mostly based on American history events. I had never really thought about looking at other countries. Reading this book really got me interested in Tudor history and from there spawned my interest in other royalty and historical periods. You could say it is really where my love of historical fiction started.

4-If you could go back in history and meet your favorite figure of all times- who would that be? Why?

Man, this is a tough question – I’m wavering back and forth between a couple of people. I think I would have to go WAY back and meet Nefertari. She has always been my favorite Egyptian queen. I would love to see if she really looked like the beautiful images painted of her. I would want to ask her about what it was like to go out to war with her husband and be such a strong woman when that wasn’t really the norm. I would want to ask her about her family and where she came from because not a lot is known. I think it would be a very informative conversation filling in many of the holes that are left today in what we know about her.

5-Who would you absolutely love to interview/ or have guest-post on your blog?


I think it would be an absolute dream to have Philippa Gregory guest-post or be interviewed on my blog. Like I said earlier, her book was a reason I really became interested in historical fiction and I have read almost all of her Tudor series; I just have The Other Queen left. There would be SO many things that I would love to ask her about.

Thanks Heather, for this great interview:) And now, for something that’s mystified people for thousands of ages, read her intriguing post on Cleopatra:


Fact or Fiction – The Death of Cleopatra
- by Heather of The Maiden's Court



Cleopatra is an iconic woman and her death is something that is much talked about. There are so many images painted of her death – if you do a simple search you will find many different versions of this event.

There are a couple theories that have been passed around over time as to how she died; some are more believable than others. Some are more based on fact while others are better for their storytelling quality.

It is known that Cleopatra poisoned herself. The most accepted theory of her poisoning is the bite of an asp that she applied to her arm (or breast depending on the story). The story is that an asp was hidden in a basket of figs and when she saw it (knowing that there was no way out) she let it bite her. Some believe Octavian made sure the snake was in there when it was sent to her – so he wouldn’t have to kill her; others believe that it was just in the basket. The story of the asp is supported by the presence of 2 pinprick marks on her skin.

Another theory that utilized these pinprick marks is that these were scratches from applying a poison to the skin with a hair pin. This theory doesn’t account well for the death of her two maids though.

Most storytellers have adopted the snake bite theory as it tells a much better story. The truth is, it could really have been either theory, or neither. The best quote to sum up this post come from Plutarch, "the truth of the matter no one knows". I guess it’s up to you to decide.

Wow…This mystry will continue to fascinate and intrigue us! Thank you VERY much, Heather.

Moving along to our GIVEAWAY:


I’ve decided to kick off the Historical Fiction Event, here on EBJ, with a giveaway of a book revolving around one of the great masters in history. Most of you know how I love Italian history and so, fittingly so, I’m giving away a hard copy of Leonardo’s Swans!



Contest Rules:

1 Chance: Leave a comment telling me who you think is ‘great’ in history.
2 Chances: Post about this on your blog, twitter…
3 Chances: Become a follower (You get this automatically if you’re already a follower)

PLEASE NOTE:

1) This contest is open to Canada and US only
2) Locked or unavailable profiles are not eligible


To continue with this exciting event, be sure to go to The Burton Review, where Marie interviews Allie from Hist-Fic-Chick.

And there’s another wonderful GIVEAWAY there too!

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A Bookshelf Monstrosity said...

Who is great in history? Hmmm...I'll have to go with the ever controversial Darwin :)

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A Bookshelf Monstrosity said...

I tweeted:

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A Bookshelf Monstrosity said...

I'm also a follower :)

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Maria Grazia said...

Good luck, Lucy , with this wonderful idea of the round table. I find it so exciting!A great man in history? Among Italians I higly appreciate Galileo Galilei, because I think, his discoveries rewrote the history of science and human kind. I know, I know. Though I am a follower and I've just commented, I live in Italy! No giveaways for me!!! Good luck to all the others, then!

Jennifer said...

Fantastic contest! Anne Boleyn- she did have an interesting life. Galileo, if you want Italy. Actually nuberous painters and sculptors as well.
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I am most definitely a follower.
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BurtonReview said...

Maria needs to come on over to my blog to enter Cleopatra's Daughter giveaway, open to ALL!
Lucy... I am definitely entering your giveaway. I have heard good things about Leonardo's Swans & author Karen Essex.
There are lots of people I think who are 'great' in history, but the woman who was the greatest for me would be Elizabeth I who effectively ruled over England for 45 years after much turbulence beginning with her father.
(I am a follower!)
And a wonderful interview & Guest Post (there's always a mystery!) as well. Only 3 months for blogging, that is awesome that she has really had her blog take off like this so soon. Mine took much much longer to get attention & comments. Good job, Heather!

Anonymous said...

What a great start to the Round Table Event!

I already have this book, but good luck to you all!

Anonymous said...

I think Abraham Lincoln is great!
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Tina said...

I'd have to go with either Elizabeth I, or George Washington

I'm a new follower, but I've been lurking for awhile..

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Sue said...

I'm a fan of Elizabeth I. I think she was amazing.
I'd love this! Thanks for sharing.

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Libby's Library said...

Leonardo Divinci - Thanks for hosting this Grand Event week, and this FANTABULOUS giveaway!

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I'm already a follower - thanks.

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I blogged it here:
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Rachel said...

I think Hector Berlioz was great. Thanks for the giveaway! I'm also a follower.

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Allie ~ Hist-Fic Chick said...

As you know because you already read my review :), I've already read and enjoyed this one so no need to enter me, I just wanted to say how wonderful I think this post is! It's a great kickoff to our event, and I'm so glad you liked Marie's post featuring *moi*, too! I cannot believe we have SO MUCH in common, it is crazy! But I knew we would be bosom buddies Lucy when I first discovered your blog and the fact that it was about Miss Josephine, my fave!! I can't wait to read your interview/guest post on ANOTHER JOSEPHINE over at Passages. I am so excited for this whole week!!! Heather, I was just having an argument yesterday about the death of Cleopatra...and whether or not it was instigated by Octavian (I am reading Cleos Daughter so I've had Cleopatra on the mind).

Anonymous said...

Who do I think is great? hmmm..that would be Johannes Gutenberg. If it wasn't for him we would have to copy all our books by hand ;)

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Unknown said...

Oh my goodness. Someone who is great in history?? I have to pick just one?

I'd have to say Elizabeth I was really great. She came to the English throne in a very dangerous and turbulant time, her life and crown were constantly in danger, she reigned alone even though she was constantly pressured to marry, and she made England one of the, if not THE, strongest and most powerful country in the world at that time. Literature and the arts flourished during her reign as well, giving us writers such as Shakespeare.

So glad that the Round Table has started!!

Christy B said...

Great in history? Well, I'd have to say the Marquis de Lafayette. What this Frenchman sacrificed for American Independence was inspiring. Nothing was in it for him, he just wanted to help and admired George Washington. When Lafayette died, his final wish was to be buried in both French and American soil and an American flag flies over his grave in Paris to this day.

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I am going with Abe Lincoln has being great in history con5459(at)gmail(dot)com

Lana said...

I'm going to go with Christopher Marlowe - responsible for some fantastic blank verse, a rivalry that spurred on Shakespeare, and quite possibly some spying on the side!

Or maybe Caravaggio - great paintings and he left behind some very juicy gossip. Who needed a soap opera with Caravaggio running around behaving badly?

(I'm a follower, and I blogged about the round table here.

Stormi said...

What a very fantastic idea you guys have here. So far I am finding this very interesting.

One of my favorite people in history would have to be Patrick Henry. I wrote a small paper on him in college and I found him to be very interesting.

Thanks,
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Unknown said...

I like the theory of an asp bite. I also find myself in favor of the theory that it was Cleopatra herself playing the last trick on Octavian who wanted to drag her to Rome and parade her in humiliation in front of the citizens.
On a side note, I loved the series "Rome" and am very upset they stopped making it only after two seasons, right at the time of Octavian coming to full power.

Unknown said...

Well, I'm not going to comment on my responses or post - but I would love to enter the giveaway. I think that Nefertiti was great - even though she was 'erased' by her people - she still tried to do great things that she believed in.

Marg said...

Interesting interview! Michelle Moran is just about the most accessible author I know of in terms of publicity and marketing!

Don't enter me for the draw as I am not eligible.

xo.sorcha.ox said...

Wow, what a wonderful blog! I am so pleased I stumbled across it. I just love Google! Historical fiction is my favourite genre. I will be back often!
~S.

(As I am in Australia I am not eligible for the wonderful giveaway. Alas!)

Lana said...

Hi there. I just got a great comment on my blog from Karen Essex that I'm pretty sure she meant to post here!

Karen Essex said...
Hi there! How great to see historical fiction bloggers come into their own! You folks have become a true force in the publishing world and truly enhance the experience of reading (and writing) historical fiction.

I want to chime in on the death of Kleopatra. I know that it's difficult for the modern mind to accept such things, but the cobra was the symbol of pharaonic power and it was believed that whoever was bitten by one went straight to the gods. Kleopatra's manner of death was a direct statement of her apotheosis to her subjects, who already believed she was a goddess on earth. Plus, Plutarch supports the theory, and he said that he was working from the notes of her personal physician, Olympus. So I think the rest of us have little choice but to believe it!

AS to who was great in history, I'd have to go with Julius Caesar for the way he conquered and united dozens of disparate and warring tribes and brought them into the Roman way of life. You could say he invented Europe as we know it and wouldn't be exaggerating.

I will be posting a chat with Michelle Moran on my blog soon about Kleo & Cleopatra's Daughter. And finally, thanks for having a Leoardo's Swans giveaway. All best to you and your blog!

As ever...Karen Essex

Anonymous said...

I love the idea of this roundtable. Historical accounts whether fiction or nonfiction are my very favorite genre. Please enter me into the giveaway.
In thinking about all the possibilities for the most important leader in history, there are many to choose from. I would suggest that Jesus was the most important leader in history. He came into the world and started with a small group of followers. Eventually this group expanded to include people from all over the globe.

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JMom said...

The greatest in history? ever? that's a tough one....

since your giveaway reminds me of artists, I will stay in that genre and say Caravaggio also staying in the same continent as DaVinci to stay in theme. lol!

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I'm following your blog on Google

ibeeeg said...

Very tough question.
I am going to go with John Adams. I admire him in his public life as well as his private life.

I posted a link about this giveaway on my blog's sidebar.
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I am now a follower of this blog. *smile*
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Tudor Daughter said...

This one too Ms. Lucy~my goodness gracioius what giveaways!!! I am posting this one on my blog as well!
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Gaby317 said...

I think Thomas Edison was an amazing character with all of his inventions.

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Michelle Stockard Miller said...

Queen Elizabeth I...a strong woman who overcame hardship, though she was to royalty born. She ruled England with an iron fist for 45 years, never bowed to a man's direction, and lived to be 70 years old-almost unheard of for that time period. Her life has fascinated me for many years and I never tire of reading about her!

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Thanks for hosting this great contest!

Michelle Stockard Miller said...

I Tweeted the contest here:

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I'm also following you on Twitter now.

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I'm a new follower via Google friend connect.

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mia said...

I would love to know more about Nefertiti. Was she as beautiful as she appears? I love the headwear of the ancient Egyptians. Check out the hats at nyfashionhats.com

Alyce said...

After reading just a little bit about Cleopatra in Cleopatra's Daughter by Michelle Moran, I have to say that she's someone in history that I think is "great" and would love to know more about.

I'm now following your blog.

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