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2008-03-13 06:24 pm (UTC)
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So does historical fiction in 19th century inside flap start the same way as 18th century?
"Similar to the work of Don Juan and Tom Jones"
I found three books one day in a local boarders bookstore with that exact statement in it. XD
I really like how you colour this comic, mimicking photos from the time period is brilliant (I am presuming that is what you are doing)
=^,,^-
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no subject
Date: 2008-03-13 06:24 pm (UTC)"Similar to the work of Don Juan and Tom Jones"
I found three books one day in a local boarders bookstore with that exact statement in it. XD
I really like how you colour this comic, mimicking photos from the time period is brilliant (I am presuming that is what you are doing)
=^,,^-