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Natania Barron's Mad Pursuit
  • Home
  • House of Memes
  • #ThreadTalk
    • All About Chintz
    • The Lure of Timeless Taffeta
    • It’s a plaid, Plaid, Plaid Tartan World
    • Jacquard, Brocade, and Computers
    • Damask-erade!
    • Voluminous Velvet
    • Muslin and The Lost Traditions of Bangladesh
    • Colors to Dye For
    • Embroidery: A World Heritage Art
    • ThreadTalk Icons: Elizabeth I of England
    • Underneath It All
    • Coming Up Paisley
    • the Venerable Bead
    • Yikes, Stripes
    • The Kaftan Craze That Keeps Going
    • That Eldritch Hue: Green, poison, passion, and Privilege
    • Here, there, and Everywhere: Linen
    • A Brief History of Marriage Fashion
    • Gettin’ Wiggy With It
    • I Can See Sheerly Now
    • Fashion Wizard, Honey Badger, Icon: Charles Frederick Worth
    • Anna Maria Garthwaite & Spitalfields Silk
    • #ThreadTalk Flashback to the 1880s
    • Bad Romance: The Romantic Era in Fashion, Volume One
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So You Have a Book to Promote During a Pandemic

  • Natania Barron
  • October 9, 2020
How do you spread the word about your upcoming release when the world is on fire?
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Praise for Queen of None from Publishers Weekly

  • Natania Barron
  • September 28, 2020
You know I’m pleased when they call me clever. The review for Queen of None from Publishers Weekly…
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Kirkus Reviews on Queen of None

  • Natania Barron
  • September 17, 2020
As publication time comes nearer for Queen of None, reviews are coming in! I was thrilled this morning…
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There Are No Guilty Pleasures in Reading

  • Natania Barron
  • March 9, 2020
Stop spending time worrying about how impressive your reading list is.
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A Little Literature Love Part Two: Naomi Novik & Madeline Miller

  • Natania Barron
  • December 23, 2018
Two more books, both retellings of well-known myths, make their way to my heart in 2018.
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Meld With Me: I’m on SFSignal’s Mind Meld, Talking About Superhero Movies

  • Natania Barron
  • April 24, 2013
By nature, I pick everything apart. And while that proves true for almost every media stream out there,…
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Thoughts on Booklife Part I: The Pillars of Private Booklife

  • Natania Barron
  • December 16, 2009
I had the pleasure of meeting Jeff VanderMeer last week and talk books, fiction, and inspiration. He also brought…
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It is universally acknowledged that women English majors of a certain age always read Jane Austen.

  • Natania Barron
  • March 19, 2009
Unless you’re me. Oh, it isn’t that I never tried. It’s just that Austen always seemed a little…
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Bookish personality

  • Natania Barron
  • February 17, 2009
I’ve been making an attempt to read more. Our power went kaput yesterday, and without electricity, I picked…
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Asus Eee PC review for writers

  • Natania Barron
  • February 11, 2009
I’ve been contemplating a netbook for a while. For the last ten years I’ve been a Mac person,…
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An accurate reflection of my writing process. #amwriting #amwritingfantasy #medievalmemes #memes #marginalia #writersofinstagram #writingcommunity #writinginspiration
An accurate reflection of my writing process. #amwriting…
When some dude says, “You’d be prettier if you smile!” #medievalart #bestiary #medievalart #illuminatedmanuscript #artmemes #animalart #memes
When some dude says, “You’d be prettier if you smile!” #medievalart…
Gowns like this make my heart flutter. This is no little black dress. This is a whole situation. The way the satin shimmers and folds, the way the lace absorbs the light… it dates to 1894-96, and is from New York. Via the Met. The sleeves are known as “leg o’mutton” for their iconic shape. #fashionhistory #threadtalk #satin #blackdresses #silk #victorian #victoriandress
Gowns like this make my heart flutter. This is no little black dress.…
Every Monday evening, I dig into fashion history topics. This upcoming week, it’s #laborday and the topic is apropos. Hop on over and learn about the people behind high fashion, the cost of couture, and how it’s still happening today. #fashionhistory #fashionhistorian #clothing #textiles #history #threadtalk
Every Monday evening, I dig into fashion history topics. This upcoming…
A little late bloomer in the garden. Such a vivid purple, reminds me of aniline dye gowns from the Victorian era. But natural! This is a princess flower, Tibouchina urvilleana. #gardening #flowers #flowerstagram #blossom #gardensofinstagram
A little late bloomer in the garden. Such a vivid purple, reminds me of…
When you have #adhd, the whole object permanence thing is pretty wide ranging. #adhdmemes #adhdwomen #adhdawareness #neurodivergent
When you have #adhd, the whole object permanence thing is pretty wide…
No proper words for the wonder of this place. Such an incredible adventure. #bellinzona #ticino #ticinoswitzerland #castles #montebello
No proper words for the wonder of this place. Such an incredible…
Around Lugano today. A taste of #italy in #switzerland🇨🇭 #travelphotography #architecture #switzerland #ticino
Around Lugano today. A taste of #italy in #switzerland🇨🇭…
It’s been almost 2 years since I’ve been here, but I still feel so lucky to be able to visit #switzerland time and again. I never tire of the beauty. There is truly something remarkable about being able to visit a place many times, like returning to a dear friend, and Switzerland is one of the most beautiful places in earth. That I count myself lucky is an understatement. After the last 18 months, I’m at a loss for words. #travel #zugersee #suisse #worktrip
It’s been almost 2 years since I’ve been here, but I still feel so lucky…
Even on a gray day, Lake Zug is a sight to see. #switzerland #zug #travelphotography #lake #sunray #clouds #grayskies
Even on a gray day, Lake Zug is a sight to see. #switzerland #zug…
Nothing quite so photogenic as bees in passionflowers. #gardening #gardenlife #pollinatorgarden #pollinators #bumblebee #passiflora
Nothing quite so photogenic as bees in passionflowers. #gardening…
It’s been a doozy. Summoning up the writing spirits anyway. #amwriting #writingcommunity #writerslife #ondeadline #queenoffury #arthuriana #sirgawain #kingarthur #fantasyromance #romance #fantasybooks #bookstagram
It’s been a doozy. Summoning up the writing spirits anyway. #amwriting…
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