Meet our guest blogger, Sebastian Costard! Author of 7 wonderful novels, he's also a talented baker, as you can see from his recipe!
Foodie Lit
Walking into my dear friend and author Sebastian Costard's house recently, I was hit by an enticing smell of baking bread. Following my nose into the kitchen, I peeked through the glass into the oven, where a beautiful pumpernickel loaf was ready to come out. After it cooled a bit, I was given a slice with a bit of olive oil margarine.
The bread was melting in my mouth. “Sebastian,” I begged. “May I have this recipe?” He smiled and gave me another piece. Perfect for breakfast, sandwiches, or another slice as a present for me on the way home!
The first woman running for president is a tale filled with intrigue, scandal, enemies and lurid newspaper accounts, sexual innuendoes, financial scandals and marital woes. Biographical accounts are often brutal and vindictive.
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No, this is not about Hillary Clinton but rather Victoria Woodhull who ran in 1872.
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Like many politicians of her time and ours, Woodhull had affairs, used scandal to her advantage and made lots of money during her political career.
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A real rags to riches story by Nicole Evelina that you won't want to miss!