Search Terms

First, I’m winding up my blog tour today. Thanks to everyone who hosted me. It was fun! And now, here’s some search terms for you. (I cheated a little this time and pulled some from the report for Historical Fiction Online, which I co-administer.) melusine- water witch- english None of those foreign water witches, please. […]

Yup, it’s that time of the year again! Here are searches people have used to reach my website over the last couple of months: was elizabeth woodville nice? Certainly. That was: edward iv s reason to marry elizabeth woodville was elizabeth woodville beautiful? Probably, but she was mainly nice. how to hate elizabeth woodville Easy

I couldn’t do a search term post last month because, alas, all of the searches were downright boring and straightforward. This month, however, is somewhat of an improvement. (Strangely enough, I got a lot of searches for “Elizabeth Woodville and witchcraft.” Has someone written a novel about her involving witchcraft?) Without further ado, here’s the

Per the fine folks at Tiger Technologies, who show me what search terms people have used to reach my website: susan higginbotham bio “The Childhood Years” has some interesting stuff in it, but “The Teen Years” is a bit of a drag. Skip forward to “The College Years.” susan higginbothams epidemiology Only my epidemiologist knows

It’s June, and that means that it’s time for May search terms! what would happen if a divorce happened in the elizabethan eraQuite possibly, a divorce. wife in shortsJust ask her nicely, and I’m sure she’ll oblige. historical fiction with explicit sex Let’s get down to business, shall we? english kings fake pregnancy So that’s

It’s been a busy last few days, between the day job and it being tax time here, but I thought I’d post several recent search terms used to reach my website. (Most have been distressingly sensible and straightforward lately.) susan higginbotham resignsWishful thinking from an unhappy blog reader? elizabeth de burgo’ and cambridge black widowI

higginbotham family scotland You ought to see the kilts the Higginbotham men wear. Bare-chested, naturally. hugh t. despenser There’s Hugh the elder, Hugh the younger, and Hugh the Mr. T. Despenser. I probably won’t be writing about the latter. i heard that you are working with childrens isabella Nothing like a little charity work to

Couldn’t resist adding these before January starts up and they no longer appear on my monthly report: queen isabella is nice OK, if you say so. is it alright to call yourself dead since you are going to be Can we get an ethicist over here, please? for god s sake will you stop coughing??