Cassi Clark

I subscribe to a couple great Historical Author Newsletters: Jennifer Kincheloe, Author of the Secret Life of Anna Blanc series and Stephanie Carroll, Author of A White Room. I particularily like their newsletters for the histroical artifacts they share. A White Room delves into the thin line between fighting to be an independent woman and being persucited as having psycholocial defects. Her next book is based on the true history of the first death by electrocution, William K

from NYPL Digital Gallery When one wants to stand out in a crowd, and make a statement a fabulous 'do is always a winner. A blue or pink wig would do such the trick for my most narcissistic character, though I do fudge the timeline a bit, as colorful wigs did not become fashionable in France until 1913, a year after the Dinner Party for the Woman's Club of Denver members, or America until after that. Full text reproduced from Edwardian Promenade The coiffures of Katy Perry, A