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Because of recent changes to the Livejournal ToS, we’ve decided to move Trennels to Dreamwidth. All the community content has been imported to: http://trennels.dreamwidth.org/. We’d like to keep content and discussion in one place, so we’ve locked the LJ community; it will no longer be possible to post here ( Read more... ) -
The Marlows and the Traitor
I'm enjoying this review / discussion at
http://michellecooper-writer.com/blog/2017/03/the-marlows-and-the-traitor-by-antonia-forest/ -
How Trennels was built.
I know this has been brilliantly covered in fanfic, but I have been searching back through old threads and can't see that it has ever been discussed in a thread here. In Peter's Room we are told as a casual aside, that Trennels was built by a Joshua Marlow, who made his pile in the slave trade ( Read more... ) -
Autumn Term
I have just discovered, randomly, this blog, with an 8-part read-along of Autumn Term. Don't know if anybody else has come across it, but it seems worth a read. -
Fic
One of the unused prompts for the summer fic exchange was about the Marlows having children. I haven't written that prompt exactly but I have written a few scenes about Nicola and her children, including a new, longer one posted today. All on my LJ. -
An interesting lighthouse film from 1948
For TMATT aficionados, a bit of Pathe 1948 footage showing the daily routine at a Lancashire lighthouse, including filling up the oil in the lantern and polishing the reflectors. -
What would the Marlows be reading now?
I found myself pondering this in between my summer holiday reading. One of the favourite features of the AF books is the references to books the characters are reading / have read; and many people, like myself, seem to have tried new authors simply because Nicola was reading them ( Read more... ) -
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Maidenhead? And sharing AF with one's children ( Read more... ) -
Marlow moments.
Anyone else have brief moments of excited recognition when you hear or see something that you recognise from the Marlowverse? I had one this morning when Sarah Cox on the radio referred to that 'old Victorian phrase - Never apologise, never explain,' and I thought 'that's what Lawrie said to Nicola before the Cricket Match', and my drive to work ( Read more... ) -
Fanfic.
I have attempted the north face of Everest a story about Rowan. Link here - http://jackmerlin.livejournal.com/16184.html
or just my user name should work.