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Writing, reading, researching... a newsletter by historical fiction writer Emily Paull
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The Promised Ephemera comes first this monthWhen you become the family historian (or one of them) you never know what you’ll find, but one of my favourite things is finding commonalities between myself and the people I am researching. For example, I have just discovered that my great grand-uncle and great grand-aunt (siblings, not a couple) skated in a costumed roller skating contest in Perth in 1909. The aunt, who also went on many other adventures and seemed to have a wicked sense of humour, i
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