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63Turning all to Honey: Imitation, Originality, and Authorship in Renaissance England
In the final chapter of Popular Cultures in England: 1550-1750, Barry Reay states that “Historians have an unavoidable transferential relationship with the past.” In trying to understand events that we have never experienced, we inevitably...
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77Renaissance Faires - The Ins and Outs of Immersive Entertainment
What does immersive entertainment offer me that I can't get from my TV? A deep and rich experience- one that lets you live the adventure and be a part of it. Want to know more? Here's the ins and outs of immersive entertainment, and how you can become part of the story....
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83How to Talk at a Renaissance Faire
Learn some phrases and words to use at a renaissance festival.
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78What Are Shakespeare's Problem Plays?
Several of Shakespeare's plays do not fit comfortably into the genres of comedy, tragedy or history and have come to be known as problem plays.
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72Bay Area Renaissance Faire - A Family Event
Renaissance Fair is a perfect place to learn and experience the life during Renaissance period.
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70About Renaissance and Baroque Architecture
We know the Renaissance as the movement that encompassed all cultural phases in Europe. Started for that of the 14th century, although its peak emerges in the 15th century and 16. This movement arises in Italy for the first time. Renaissance is a...
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67Who Am I? Chapter 2
A continuation of a story idea I am working on. I am hoping to eventually turn it into a novel. I say chapters but they are really just different continuing sections of the story as I complete them.
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81Renaissance Faires - the Skills of a Renaissance Merchant
What’s it like to be a merchant at a renaissance faire? Do you have the special skills it takes? If not, are you ready to learn them?
6 comments68Who Am I? Chapter 1
Chapter 1 of a short story/book I am working on. She was stolen away as a child. But was it to protect her? Or was it to steal the kingdom?
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