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  1. Public Bookmark 5

    The Phoenix And the Turtle (A Metaphysical Romance) by

    Good Omens - Gaiman & Pratchett, RPF Historical - 16th Century
    Summary

    It's the 16th century, Golden Age of intra-Christian religious warfare, Hermetic magic[k], English literature, and codpiece jokes. In which Crowley has a bad secret, a good sulk, and an ill-advised scheme; Aziraphale has a mortal admirer who's getting too close (in a purely Neoplatonic way, of course); and the Need-to-Know Basis clause of the Arrangement is stretched to the breaking point. Illustrated by Quantum_Witch

    Last bookmarked by killer_quean

    7 Apr 2012

  2. Public Bookmark 5

    Noli me tangere by

    16th Century CE RPF, 16th & 17th Century CE RPF
    Summary

    There was a gentle woman in the Courte, called Anne Bulleyne, daughter to sir Thomas Bulleyne, Viscount Rocheforde, whom the kyng muche fauoured in all honestie, and surely none otherwise, as all the worlde well knewe after. (Edward Hall's Chronicle, 1548)

    Last bookmarked by laceblade

    12 Mar 2012

  3. Public Bookmark 11

    Alternate Ending by

    16th Century CE RPF, 16th & 17th Century CE RPF
    Summary

    The road to Deptford.

    Last bookmarked by Verbyna

    9 Jan 2012

  4. Rec 6

    Whatever You Want to Call It by

    The Kingmaker (Big Finish Audio), Orlando - Virginia Woolf, 16th Century CE RPF, 16th & 17th Century CE RPF, Doctor Who, Doctor Who and related fandoms
    Summary

    This is a sequel to a fantastic Doctor Who audio story called Kingmaker, which ends up with William Shakespeare dying at the battle of Bosworth Field, and Richard III being whisked off to Elizabethan England, where he writes the works of Shakespeare from Henry IV Part 1 onwards. Or does he...?

    Last bookmarked by SlashMyDreams

    28 Dec 2011

  5. Rec 2

    noli me tangere by

    16th Century CE RPF
    Summary

    Noli me tangere, for Caesar's I am/And wild for to hold, though I seem tame.

    Last bookmarked by AngelQueen

    19 Jul 2011

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    A brilliant glimpse into just what Anne lost in the course of becoming the Queen of England. She and Henry Percy are amazing!