Tracy Chevalier

So so I picked up my second Peter Granger murder mystery, which I'm reading.

And then I'm going to read Catherine and I. Catherine read The Glassmaker, but I don't know if it's Tracy Chevalier or Chevalier.

I'm not sure how she pronounces her name, but now we're going to read The Girl with the Pearly Ring and see if we like her as well as we did for the first book.

Well, I'm still making slow progress on growth of the soil because soil grows slowly.

And there are story tales.

Tracy Chevalier wrote her book, The Lion and the Unicorn, and the status of the weaver was very high, which was what Morris and others wanted to get back to.

But that collaboration with artists, so that equality of wanting to work and create something together, that's an expression of something else in a medium such as wool, and we use cotton warp, that is very immediate to people.

Because you do think of these great Renaissance tapestries.

So I'm making headway.

And then I've picked up, Carol Reynolds gave me a book while she was here called The Glassmaker by Tracy Chevalier.

And it's about Venetian glassmakers back in the 1400s.

Wow.