I’ve put together a simple and sweet magazine in conjunction with Edwardian Promenade. Please click on the link to download the ‘zine and tell me what you think!
Gilded Magazine - Summer 2010 (160)
Gilded : Pre-Launch Issue
la belle epoque in our modern world
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- Airminded: Airpower and British Society
- National Museum of American History blog
- American Historical Association blog
- The Raucous Royals
- Guiless Heroines
- Historical Boys
- CLEWS: The Historic Crime Blog
- Old New York
- Redeeming Qualities
- Scandalous Women
- The Ten Miles Square
- Turn of the Century
- American Presidents Blog
- The Chicago History Journal
- Discover Black Heritage
- Getting Medieval
- History Confidential
- History Nexus
- History Pin
- Capering & Kickery
- Royal Rendezvous
- Wonders and Marvels
Misc
Steampunk
Very cool, Evangeline! I absolutely loved the article about the Castles and Ragtime–fascinating stuff.
And, weirdly enough, I’m reading a book right now that mentions Cust. I knew I’d run across his name before, but I couldn’t remember where.
Love the zine, especially the Lemon Ginger Beer. It sounds tasty.
Just downloaded — I can’t wait to read!
Love it! Thanks so much!
Good stuff, Eva! I hope it’ll be a success!
Oh, I love the magazine. I do. You captured all the many reasons why I adore the Edwardian era. Please keep it up because I can’t wait to read (and learn) more about that fantastic time period.
Thank you everyone! I’m so glad that you’ve enjoyed the magazine. Here’s to many more issues!
I love it. The writing is also very much reflective of the period. I really enjoy the story at the end. Can’t wait to find out what happens.
The magazine is very well done and really rich with content. A pleasure for all of us who love period details, and an extremely useful aid to those of us who write about the period. Thank you!
You’re welcome!
I just finished this issue — what a delicious treat! Thank you for putting the time into creating it — I loved the range of topics covered! I’ll be doing a review of it on my blog and elsewhere — I’ll link when they’re posted!
Thank you Audra!
nice post