A man with a million dollars can be as happy nowadays as though he were rich.
London immediately conjures images of Almack’s, Buckingham Palace, or Hyde Park, and most famously, the Houses of Parliament (or to be more correct, the Palace of Westminster, and the Clock Tower, which is colloquially known as “Big Ben”.) Oddly enough, our perception of Westminster Palace, whose spiky spires jabbed the skyline beside the Thames, [...]
The 1970s saw a boom in nostalgia for the Edwardian era. The period influenced fashions and society, books about the period abounded, and a bevy of mini-series’ filled the television. After that decade, interest in the period appeared to fade–until now. In a slow, but steady trickle, non-fiction about the Edwardian era has began [...]
The archives still recieve an impressive amount of hits, so I’m assured EP hasn’t been forgotten during my tiny (well…I thought it would be) hiatus in the midst of a massive redesign. Since the schedule for my redesign has been extended longer than I’d thought, I shall pick up new posts at EP within the [...]
