Donna Fletcher Crow, Novelist of British History, has written more than 50 books specializing in British Christianity. These books include: The Monastery Murders, clerical mysteries; Lord Danvers Investigates, Victorian true-crime; The Elizabeth and Richard series, literary suspense; and Glastonbury, The Novel of Christian England. She loves research and sharing you-are-there experiences with her readers.
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Donna Fletcher Crow, Novelist of British History
A traveling researcher engages people and places from Britain's past and present, drawing comparisons and contrasts between past and present for today's reader.
Japan Journey Day 2 Kabuki
By Donna Fletcher Crow ~ June 15, 2017
Went to see the Imperial Palace today, but discovered it is closed on Fridays, so instead walked in the Kitanomaru Park.
Donna Fletcher Crow, Novelist of British History, has written more than 50 books specializing in British Christianity. These books include: The Monastery Murders, clerical mysteries; Lord Danvers Investigates, Victorian true-crime; The Elizabeth and Richard series, literary suspense; and Glastonbury, The Novel of Christian England. She loves research and sharing you-are-there experiences with her readers.
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Reader Comments:
Footnote: Elva Reid was my high school drama teacher, and lifelong inspiration. I kept thinking of the slogan, "If you can read this thank a teacher."
-Donna, June 15, 2017
What an amazing trip. I'm always amazed how different the map of the world looks from different locations.
-Sheila Deeth, June 20, 2017
Japan, China, Russia, Korea--all muddled in my mind. Now I have a much better idea of where they are. I had looked at maps before, but being there really gives one perspective.
-Donna, June 20, 2017