How to Write An Inspirational Historical--by eHarlequin Books

[gehayi]

Granted, I would never write this, as I loathe inspirational fiction. Nevertheless, this seems peculiar.

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[sp23]

Father (when used to describe a religious official)

Uh, wut?

Wow, these people seriously have their panties in a twist, don't they?

[gehayi]

Yeah, I couldn't believe that one either. There really is a strong anti-Catholic bias there. Geez, guys, you broke with the Catholic church four hundred years ago. Get OVER it.

[sp23]

I don't understand how you can write "historical" fiction and ignore the Catholic Church or its place in history.

I don't see how even the most pious person could stand to read this kind of treacly crap. Hell, I couldn't even stand the virginal virgins of Barbara Cartland's stories.

[sp23]

You know, reading through that list again, I just gotta ask. Who the fuck came up with that list? Cotton Mather?

[lee_rowan]

The Vestigial Virgins. Lie back and think of England.

[kippurbird]

I'm sorry, you're not allowed to use the word panties! =D

[sp23]

"Whatever! I do what I WANT!" /Cartman *g*